Amadora Property for Sale: Lisbon's Affordable Western Neighbour

Amadora is a dense, mostly residential city within the Lisbon metropolitan area, with a large and diverse population. Neighbourhoods such as Alfragide, Reboleira, Damaia and Buraca have a mix of older blocks and newer developments. A commuter rail line links Amadora with central Lisbon's Rossio and with Sintra, and Lisbon's metro blue line reaches the Reboleira and Amadora Este stations, so the city works well for car-free commuters.

Nearby markets include Odivelas to the north-east, Lisbon itself, São Domingos de Rana and Parede toward Cascais, and Sintra. Almada is across the Tagus, a different market altogether.

You need a Portuguese tax number (NIF) before buying. The golden-visa property route closed in October 2023, and a flat 7.5% transfer tax (IMT) for non-residents was introduced in 2026. Add stamp duty of 0.8%, notary and registration costs, and annual municipal property tax (IMI).

Ask for the property's caderneta predial and habitation licence, and check the condominium accounts. See the Portugal country page, financing and consultation guides.