Apartment€350,000
Porto
3 ba 30 m²
Porto Apartments and Homes for Sale
651 homes and apartments for sale in Porto, Portugal.
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Properties for sale in Porto
25 properties shown
Apartment€279,822
Porto
1 bd 1 ba 52 m²
€289,818
Porto
1 bd 1 ba 47 m²
€214,863
Porto
1 bd 2 ba 74 m²
€320,206
Porto
2 bd 2 ba
€1,394,126
Porto
3 bd 3 ba 143 m²
€779,511
Porto
3 bd 3 ba 180 m²
€1,723,901
Porto
3 bd 4 ba 198 m²
€519,669
Porto
3 bd 2 ba 108 m²
€1,189,241
Porto
2 bd 3 ba 118 m²
€324,793
Porto
2 bd 2 ba 78 m²
€439,720
Porto
2 bd 1 ba 99 m²
€364,768
Porto
3 bd 2 ba 92 m²
€461,706
Porto
2 bd 1 ba 94 m²
€399,745
Porto
2 bd 2 ba 109 m²
€707,549
Porto
3 bd 3 ba 148 m²
€478,195
Porto
2 bd 1 ba 99 m²
€483,691
Porto
2 bd 1 ba 99 m²
€649,586
Porto
3 bd 2 ba 152 m²
€299,709
Porto
2 bd 1 ba 75 m²
€527,664
Porto
2 bd 1 ba 99 m²
€934,405
Porto
4 bd 4 ba 198 m²
€428,726
Porto
2 bd 1 ba 93 m²
€354,774
Porto
3 bd 2 ba 98 m²
€854,455
Porto
4 bd 4 ba 194 m²
Buyer's guide: Porto
Porto real estate has re-priced sharply in recent years, and its 602 listings now show a median asking price of €573,141, or €4,575 per m². Apartments lead with 338 listings, and 206 are commercial.
Porto price table
Figures come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad and are asking prices.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €573,141 |
| Middle 50% (p25 to p75) | €324,793 to €919,424 |
| Median price per m² | €4,575 |
| Median size | 112 m² |
| Listings | 602 |
Stock and layouts
Beyond the 338 apartments and 206 commercial properties, there are 44 houses, 9 plots, 3 villas and 1 penthouse. Among homes, 124 have two bedrooms, 117 have three, 84 have one, 44 have four, 28 have five-plus and 5 are studio-style. See Portuguese apartment listings and commercial property.
Many period buildings in the centre are sold as renovation projects, so budget separately for works and check for rent-controlled tenants.
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Districts to know
Ribeira and Baixa form the UNESCO historic core, Cedofeita and Bonfim are favoured by younger buyers, Boavista has modern towers and the Casa da Música, and Foz do Douro is the upscale seaside area. Across the river, Vila Nova de Gaia hosts the port lodges and typically costs less.
The metro, an international airport and a university population support rental demand, though short-let licensing has been tightened. Compare the Algarve through Lagos, the capital Lisbon and the neighbouring Vila Nova de Gaia.
Rules for non-residents
Anyone can buy property in Portugal. You need a Portuguese tax number (NIF), and a lawyer to check the land registry. Property transfer tax (IMT) is progressive, stamp duty is 0.8%, and annual IMI is set by the municipality. The old property-based golden visa route has ended, so do not rely on it; verify current visa options.
Mortgages are available to non-residents at lower loan-to-value ratios. Our Portugal buying guide, financing in Portugal and Portugal overview cover the steps.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Porto: FAQ
Is Porto cheaper than Lisbon?
Usually somewhat, though the gap has narrowed. Compare with Lisbon listings.
Can foreigners get a golden visa for buying in Porto?
The property route was ended; other investment routes exist. Take immigration advice.
What taxes apply when buying?
IMT, stamp duty at 0.8% and notary and registry fees. Confirm exact figures with a lawyer.
Is short-term letting allowed?
It is regulated and restricted in many areas. Check local licensing before buying for Airbnb-style use.
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