Remax Portugal ended 2025 with a price volume of around 8.7 billion euros, an increase of 21.7% compared to 2024, and also recorded a 7.7% growth in the number of transactions carried out, the real estate network announced in a statement this Tuesday, 24. December stood out as the best performing month throughout the year.
Portuguese buyers remained the clear majority of transactions, representing 78.3% of transactions, whether in purchases or rentals. Among the foreign investors who worked with the Remax network in 2025 there were 114 nationalities, six more than in the previous year. Brazilians were the main external market, with a share of 7% of the total volume, followed by Angolans (1.7%), North Americans (1.5%), French and Ukrainians (0.9% each).
By municipality, Lisbon led the ranking by weight in transactions, with 9.9% of the national total, followed by Sintra (5.6%) and Cascais (2.8%). In the North, Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia stood out, both with 2.7%. Oeiras, Loures, Amadora, Almada and Braga complete the top-10. Seven of the ten most traded municipalities belong to the Lisbon Metropolitan Area (AML), which together accounted for more than a third (35%) of the transactions brokered by the real estate agency in 2025.
Apartments and houses continued to dominate the traded portfolio, representing 47.1% and 29.5% of sales, respectively. Among apartments, T2s were the most sought after (43.1%), followed by T3s (33.2%) and T1s (15.8%). The relative weight of apartments fell by around four points compared to 2024, while land (10.7%) and other segments — including warehouses, offices and buildings — gained importance. Stores corresponded to 2.5% of operations and farms to 1.1%, explains the real estate company in the same document.
Remax also highlights the reinforcement of the commercial team, which increased from 10,818 active professionals in 2024 to 11,350 in 2025, in a total universe of consultants that already exceeds 12 thousand people. The number of agencies also grew, from 412 to 422 (+2.4%), consolidating the brand’s presence throughout Brazil.
Manuel Alvarez, president of Remax Portugal, described 2025 as a year of consolidation, marked by sustained growth in a context of gradual recovery in household purchasing power, favored by falling interest rates. Alvarez points out “the shortage of supply, especially in the intermediate segments”, which “continued to limit the market’s potential”. Even so, “we registered a greater participation of young buyers, a clear sign of confidence in the future and renewed demand”, he highlights.
For 2026, the administration anticipates a “stabilizing market, with moderate growth. We do not anticipate a significant acceleration, but we also do not identify clear signs of structural corrections”, adds Manuel Alvarez. The network’s strategy will continue to combine investment in innovation — namely in artificial intelligence tools, automation and internal performance management platforms — with constant investment in the training and specialization of consultants, especially in niches such as luxury real estate and developments.
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