Househunting in Portugal
Still, home prices in Lisbon remain considerably lower than those in other major European cities.
The Knight Frank data showed that, as of the last quarter of 2018, 1 million euros ($1.12 million) could buy 1,345 square feet in Lisbon, compared with 463 square feet in London, 560 in Paris and 970 in Berlin.
The Knight Frank data showed that, as of the last quarter of 2018, 1 million euros ($1.12 million) could buy 1,345 square feet in Lisbon, compared with 463 square feet in London, 560 in Paris and 970 in Berlin.
Check out this super Loft Appartement!
The headline in New York Times’ real estate feature is a misleading. Its about Lisbon. And I’m pretty sure that it’s an advertorial.
I have 3 reasons for sharing it.
The featured flat is super cool and shows what possibilities you have to make your dreams come true. Like in one of Lisbon’s many lofts.
The other reason is because of its neighborhood. While most of the house hunters search for properties in Bairro Alto, Chiado, Prinicpe Real and places around neighborhoods like our Graça and our neighbors in Arroios and Penha de Franca where the featured flat is from.
But the 3rd and most important reason is that despite the price increase the real estate market in Lisbon has experienced the last years prices are still considerately lower than other European capitals…
And the weather here is much better.
TGIF
Thomas
Hi! We’re Annette & Thomas, the owners of Tings. But we are also experienced travelers with more than 2,500 Hotel stays all over the planet on our travel CV. 