€693,725
Ponta Delgada

68 homes and apartments for sale in Ponta Delgada, Portugal.
24 properties shown
€693,725
Ponta Delgada
€589,624
Ponta Delgada
€329,790
Ponta Delgada
€469,701
Ponta Delgada
€898,349
Ponta Delgada
€489,100
Ponta Delgada
€3,094,312
Ponta Delgada
€629,599
Ponta Delgada
€693,725
Ponta Delgada
€384,755
Ponta Delgada
€428,686
Ponta Delgada
€329,793
Ponta Delgada
€489,693
Ponta Delgada
€899,376
Ponta Delgada
€1,060,051
Ponta Delgada
€214,865
Ponta Delgada
€278,825
Ponta Delgada
€1,449,092
Ponta Delgada
€274,828
Ponta Delgada
€425,274
Ponta Delgada
€548,990
Ponta Delgada
€699,562
Ponta Delgada
€889,443
Ponta Delgada
€1,791,156
Ponta Delgada
Buyer's guide: Ponta Delgada
Ponta Delgada is the main city of the Azores, on São Miguel island, and property for sale there is an unusual mix of commercial buildings, houses and apartments. We list 56 properties with a median asking price of €527,164. Portugal's rules for non-residents changed in 2026, which affects your tax costs.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Ponta Delgada |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €527,164 |
| p25 to p75 | €338,497 to €711,827 |
| Median price per m² | €3,680 |
| Median size | 132 m² |
| Listings | 56 |
23 of 56 listings are commercial, 15 houses, 10 apartments and 8 plots. Many commercial listings are townhouses or buildings for guesthouse use. By bedrooms, 17 have three, 9 two, 7 five or more, 5 one and 3 four. See houses in Portugal and commercial property in Portugal.
Ponta Delgada has a harbour, the island's airport, a university and a historic centre of black-and-white basalt buildings. Crater lakes, hot springs and green landscapes draw tourism, which supports short-term rentals, though the Azores regulate local accommodation. Direct flights link the island to Lisbon, Porto and some European and North American cities. Weather is mild but wet and changeable.
Buyers include returning Azoreans, remote workers and small hospitality investors.
Foreigners can buy freely in Portugal and need a NIF tax number. Non-residents face a flat 7.5% IMT property transfer tax introduced in 2026 (reports vary on the exact start date), plus 0.8% stamp duty, notary and registry fees, and annual IMI. The golden visa property route closed in October 2023. Confirm the Azores treatment with a local lawyer.
See our Portugal buying guide and financing.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, on the same terms as the mainland.
A flat 7.5% IMT was introduced in 2026, and the details should be checked locally.
The property route closed in October 2023.
Yes, a Portuguese tax number is required.
Many buildings are classed as commercial or for tourism use.