According to Brussels, last year the proportion of the population with excessive housing costs in Portugal was 6.9%, still below the EU average of 8.2%, but one of the largest increases in the EU.
According to Brussels, last year the proportion of the population with excessive housing costs in Portugal was 6.9%, still below the EU average of 8.2%, but one of the largest increases in the EU.
The property boom is showing signs of slowing down in some districts of Lisbon and Porto. Marvila, Arroios and Foz are experiencing unprecedented declines, driven by falling prices for new homes.
