Principe Real property market in 2025- Prices per sqm to buy a home in Lisbon – Portugal
The Principe Real real estate market report in 2025: Price per sqm in Principe Real in Lisbon and information.
YOUR REAL ESTATE PROJECT IN PRINCIPE REALThe Principe Real real estate market report in 2025: Price per sqm in Principe Real in Lisbon and information.
YOUR REAL ESTATE PROJECT IN PRINCIPE REALTAGUS PROPERTY provides the information you need for your project.
On the doorstep of the Bairro Alto of Lisbon, the Principe Real district is a rather residential district, that revolves around the square of the same name -Praça Príncipe Real.
Nevertheless, its proximity to the more touristic and commercial districts of the lower town, easily accessed by foot (Chiado, Rossio, Restauradores, Baixa) and the night life of Bairro Alto, makes Príncipe Real a perfectly pleasant and practical district to live or temporarily base yourself.
Currently, the average price of a property for sale in Principe Real in Lisbon is € 7,445/sqm, taking into account all types of properties (new, renovated and to be renovated). This means that there are as many properties more expensive than €7,445/sqm as there are cheaper ones. As for houses for sale, the average price is €7,395/sqm.
The analysis covers the prices of used, renovated and new development properties, and is mainly based on publicly available data sets. This housing market report is updated regularly.
Location | Property type | Average selling price per sqm |
Principe Real | Flat / Apartment | 7,445€/sqm |
Principe Real | House / Villa | 7,395€/sqm |
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«The price per sqm in the district of Principe Real is one of the highest in Lisbon. Definitely Principe Real is a must-consider investment destination of Lisbon, offering many prospects if you are looking for a good location to live.»
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Voted the trendiest district of Lisbon by the journalists of the city, Principe Real has found a second youth thanks to foreign investors. The Praça do Príncipe Real, with its sprawling cypress tree, was fully renovated in 2010 and the surrounding old palaces have also undergone a facelift.
Trendy, chic, bobo style, the district is animated during the day but watch out for the traffic jams after midnight around the Praça das Flores, the historic HQ of the gay population! The area of Amoreiras, the old silk workers district, has been gentrified.
It has been the favourite haunt of fashion victims since the opening of the shopping centre of the same name.
Don’t miss the jewel of the district: the Águas Livres aqueduct.
All these qualities have generated an increase in the demand in this part of Lisbon, not only to live there but also to invest in. Portuguese and foreigners with alternative lifestyles and investors in the short-term rental market make up most of the residents and investors in what is now one of the most desirable districts in the capital.