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in News · 21 Mar 2017, 13:25 · 0 Comments
According to figures by the Confidencial Imobiliário index, prices in the older part of the capital rose by 19 percent overall last year when compared with 2015.
Researchers further revealed that property prices in the historic centre have been rising for the past two and a half years.
A total of just under 2,300 properties were sold in this area last year at a total cost of 700 million euros.
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