Areas
Property in Portugal, area by area
English-speaking estate agents, 2026 prices and the local rules sellers and buyers need, for each area where foreign owners buy and sell.
Lisbon coast
Lisbon
The capital: the highest prices in Portugal, a deep international market and new short-let limits in the historic centre.
Selling, buying and agentsOeiras & Carcavelos
The family and commuter stretch of the Cascais line, with Carcavelos beach, business parks and several international schools.
Selling, buying and agentsCascais & Estoril
Portugal’s most international stretch of coast, from Monte Estoril and the old centre of Cascais to Quinta da Marinha and Birre, with prices second only to Lisbon.
Selling, buying and agentsSintra
Quintas, forest and Atlantic villages such as Colares and Azenhas do Mar, inside a protected landscape that shapes what you can build.
Selling, buying and agentsEriceira & Mafra
A World Surfing Reserve 45 minutes from Lisbon, with a small, tight market of surf houses, townhouses and new family homes.
Selling, buying and agentsAlmada & Costa da Caparica
South of the river, across the 25 de Abril bridge from Lisbon: long Atlantic beaches and lower prices than the Cascais line.
Selling, buying and agentsAlgarve
Lagos & Praia da Luz
The western Algarve: Lagos old town, Meia Praia and Praia da Luz, long popular with British, Irish and Dutch owners.
Selling, buying and agentsPortimão & Alvor
Praia da Rocha apartments, the fishing village of Alvor and the Penina golf area, with lower prices than Lagos.
Selling, buying and agentsCarvoeiro & Lagoa
Clifftop villas and resort apartments around Carvoeiro, Ferragudo and Benagil, in Lagoa municipality.
Selling, buying and agentsAlbufeira
The Algarve’s biggest resort town, from the old town and Oura to Galé, Olhos de Água and Balaia.
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