€236,852
Braga

166 homes and apartments for sale in Braga, Portugal.
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24 properties shown
€236,852
Braga
€334,787
Braga
€353,774
Braga
€398,746
Braga
€339,684
Braga
€238,848
Braga
€389,752
Braga
€199,373
Braga
€409,739
Braga
€468,701
Braga
€434,723
Braga
€394,748
Braga
€379,758
Braga
€434,723
Braga
€379,758
Braga
€339,783
Braga
€334,787
Braga
€349,777
Braga
€309,803
Braga
€369,665
Braga
€394,748
Braga
€283,819
Braga
€398,746
Braga
€224,756
Braga
Buyer's guide: Braga
Braga is one of Portugal's oldest cities and now a young, tech-minded one, and Braga real estate reflects both. Our 149 listings have a median asking price of €324,404, with apartments (55), commercial units (43) and houses (40) all well represented.
Prices are asking figures from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros. The central half runs from about €179,800 to €459,600, wide enough to cover compact city flats and larger houses.
| Indicator | Braga |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 149 |
| Median asking price | €324,404 |
| Middle range (p25 to p75) | €179,788 to €459,607 |
| Median price per m² | €2,462 |
| Median size | 137 m² |
Besides the three main types there are 10 plots of land and a villa. Bedrooms are spread across three-bedroom (26), two-bedroom (18), four-bedroom (16), five-plus (15) and one-bedroom (10). The significant number of commercial properties means you should check each listing's type. For comparisons, see apartments in Portugal, houses and commercial listings.
Braga has a baroque centre, the Sé cathedral and the pilgrimage site of Bom Jesus do Monte on the hill above the city. The University of Minho and a growing technology sector, including the nanotechnology research institute, bring a young population and rental demand. Porto and its airport are roughly an hour away. Compared with Porto and Lisbon, Braga's entry prices are lower, though the best central addresses have risen.
Braga appeals because it combines university-driven rental demand with prices below Porto.
Foreigners can buy freely and need a Portuguese tax number (NIF). IMT transfer tax is progressive, and a flat 7.5% rate for non-residents was introduced in 2026 (verify the start date and scope with your lawyer). Stamp duty of 0.8% applies, plus notary and registry costs. Annual IMI property tax is roughly 0.3 to 0.45% for urban homes. The golden-visa property route closed in October 2023. Read our Portugal buying guide and financing options.
Guimarães is the closest comparable, a historic city a short drive away. Maia, Valongo, Rio Tinto, Paranhos and Senhora da Hora belong to the Porto metropolitan area, about an hour south, so treat them as the Porto market. For the national overview, go to Portugal property for sale.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Median asking price across all property types is €324,404 in our listings, and the median price per m² is €2,462.
Generally yes, though prices vary by street and condition. Compare similar sizes and building ages.
A flat 7.5% IMT rate for non-residents was introduced in 2026. Confirm the details and start date with a Portuguese lawyer.
The university and technology sector support demand, though rules for local accommodation licences differ by zone.
Yes, a Portuguese tax number is required, and non-EU residents need a fiscal representative.