“Of the 35.8% of buildings that needed repairs (1,278,826
buildings), 21.8% needed light repairs (780,126 buildings), 9.4% needed medium
repairs (335,599 buildings) and 4.6% needed deep repairs (163,101
buildings)", says the study "What the Censuses tell us about housing”.
INE pointed out that “major regional discrepancies” were not
verified. Central Alentejo, Baixo Alentejo, and Algarve were the regions with
the highest proportions of buildings in need of repair, with 75.1%, 71.6%, and
70.7%, respectively.
“Buildings that did not need repair represented 72.2% of buildings with three floors and 68.3% of buildings with seven or more floors. Buildings in need of deep repair represented 6.8% of buildings with one floor, decreasing to 0.6% in buildings with seven or more floors”, points out the statistical institute in its analysis of the 2021 Census.
Many of the building that need repair are part of the fabric of Portugal's history why destroy Portugal's heritage these building should have funding so its possible to restore them to their former glory.
By Graham from Porto on 10 Feb 2023, 15:59
In some places like Lisbon and suburbs the percentage is far bigger.
By Diogo F. from Madeira on 10 Feb 2023, 19:27