According to data from idealista for summer 2025, in Funchal, it represented only 1% of the local stock, in Lisbon, 2%, in Faro, 3%, and in Porto, 5%. Note that in the summer of 2020, affordable housing accounted for more than 25% of the stock in Funchal and Porto, and more than 10% in Lisbon and Faro.

Although the drop in lower-priced housing was widespread among the district capitals/autonomous regions (except for Vila Real), several inland cities still have a significant supply. In Guarda, Portalegre, Castelo Branco, Beja, and Bragança, houses for sale up to €200,000 represent more than half of their respective municipal stocks, according to the same data.

Houses for sale above €500,000

These residential properties represent more than half of the local supply in Funchal (66%), Faro (63%), and Lisbon (63%). In Porto, one in three houses for sale costs more than half a million euros. And where the supply of premium homes was previously scarce, it is now more representative. Aveiro is an example of this, going from a supply of 4.4% in the summer of 2020 to around 25% in the summer of 2025.

Despite the sharp increases in supply in the last five years in the major cities of the interior of the country, the share of houses above 500,000 euros remains below 10% in Beja, Portalegre, Bragança, Guarda, and Castelo Branco, according to the same data.