Home to the Torre de Belém and Jerónimos Monastery, this wide-avenues district offers space, prestige, and culture. Coveted by families and those seeking a quieter, residential Lisbon with strong long-term capital value.
A genuine neighbourhood feel rare in central Lisbon — tree-lined streets, the beloved Mercado de Campo de Ourique, excellent schools and cafés. The top choice for families wanting city access with a community atmosphere. Prime values at €9,000/m².
Encompassing Chiado, Baixa-Chiado, and Príncipe Real, this is Lisbon's most sought-after central address. The highest prime values in the city at €10,000/m², reflecting unmatched location, luxury amenities, and consistent international demand.
Stretching from Bairro Alto to the Cais do Sodré waterfront, Misericórdia is one of Lisbon's most dynamic and culturally rich parishes. World-class restaurants, art galleries, and nightlife make it a perennial favourite. Prime values at €9,000/m².
Industrial warehouses turned design studios, a buzzing nightlife strip along LX Factory, and sweeping river views. Alcântara rewards early movers with strong capital appreciation potential. Prime values at €7,000/m² signal an area still finding its ceiling.
Covering the historic Alfama, Mouraria, and Baixa, this is Lisbon at its most ancient and atmospheric. Cobblestone streets, Moorish echoes, and Fado bars. Prime values reach €8,000/m² — driven by intense short-let demand and irreplaceable heritage stock.
Broad tree-lined avenues, the grand Basílica da Estrela, and embassies on every corner. Estrela has long been home to Lisbon's diplomatic and professional elite. Prime values at €8,500/m² reflect its enduring prestige and extremely limited supply of quality stock.
Inspired by Parisian planning, Avenidas Novas is defined by grand 19th-century boulevards, Av. da República, and proximity to El Corte Inglés. Home to corporate HQs, embassies, and premium residential stock. Prime values reach €10,000/m² — among the city's highest.
Former industrial warehouses now house craft breweries, contemporary art galleries, and design studios. Marvila is Lisbon's most exciting emerging neighbourhood — prices still accessible at €4,500–6,500/m² but accelerating fast. Prime values at €8,000/m² signal where this is heading.
Reimagined for Expo '98, this riverside district is Lisbon's most modern address — gleaming towers, tech HQs, the Oceanarium, and miles of waterfront promenade. Prime values at €9,500/m² reflect a maturing market with consistent international occupier demand.
Almada, Seixal, Barreiro, Sesimbra, and Setúbal offer the most compelling value in Greater Lisbon — and the highest rental yields. The areas where our pipeline is expanding.
River views, 50% below Lisbon prices. The south bank's most versatile address.
Industrial-cool estuary town. Converted lofts and the highest yields on the south bank.
Most affordable in Greater Lisbon. Ferry to Lisbon's Praça do Comércio in 25 minutes.
Medieval village, Atlantic beaches, Arrábida Park. The perfect holiday home near Lisbon.
Real Portuguese city with Arrábida on its doorstep. Best yield-to-price ratio in the region.
| Misericórdia | €7,500–10,000 | 4.8–5.8% | ||||
| Alcântara | €5,500–8,000 | 5.2–6.2% | ||||
| Santa Maria Maior | €6,500–9,000 | 5.5–7.5% | ||||
| Estrela | €7,000–10,000 | 4.0–5.0% | ||||
| Avenidas Novas | €8,000–11,000 | 4.5–5.5% | ||||
| Marvila | €4,500–7,000 | 5.5–7.0% | ||||
| Parque das Nações | €7,000–10,000 | 5.0–6.0% |