According to the report, '2025 European Prime Price Forecast', from real estate consultancy Knight Frank, prices of luxury homes in the Portuguese capital are expected to grow 4.5%, surpassing cities such as Monaco, Milan, Geneva and Paris.

Leading the ranking are Stockholm, with a forecast of 6% growth, and Marbella and Madrid, both with 5%.

This performance reflects the growing international interest in Lisbon, driven by its political stability, mild climate, safety and quality of life, according to Francisco Quintela, founding partner of Quintela e Penalva, a Knight Frank partner in Portugal since 2021.

“Portugal will continue to be on the radar of major foreign investors, not only due to political stability but also due to the positive growth of the economy and the attractiveness of the national lifestyle combined with the rich cultural and historical heritage, quality of life, pleasant climate and security”, highlights the officer.

Furthermore, the development of new air routes, such as those connecting Portugal to the United States, has diversified demand, attracting a significant flow of investors from countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom and the Middle East.

Quintela e Penalva also predicts a 5% increase in revenue in the prime segment in Portugal for 2025, with Lisbon and Porto consolidating themselves as prime areas. At the same time, the outskirts of these cities can become investment hubs, with projects that promise to requalify entire areas, increasing the attractiveness of the metropolitan region.

This scenario reflects Lisbon's positive impact on the European luxury market, positioning the city as one of the most dynamic and promising for investors and demanding buyers in search of quality and exclusivity.