Spanish housing protests reach Portugal

Housing protests spread from Spain into Portugal, with demonstrations from Lisbon to Braga as home prices and rents continued to rise.

La Repubblica

From Puerta del Sol to Porto: housing protest spreads to Portugal

Tents and demonstrations from Lisbon to Braga. Eurostat says the country recorded the biggest rise in house prices in Europe: between 2015 and 2025 the increase was 180%. And the growth continues: +16.5% in the second half of 2026. Rents also surged.

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La Repubblica

From Puerta del Sol to Porto: housing protests spread in Portugal

Tents and demonstrations from Lisbon to Braga. According to Eurostat, the country recorded the largest rise in house prices in Europe: from 2015 to 2025 the increase was 180%. And growth continues: +16.5% in the second half of 2026. There has also been a surge.

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Kathimerini

Is it time for radical changes in the European housing market?

The eviction of an elderly woman sparked protests in Spain, while Berlin is considering driving out real estate investors.

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Deloitte Study: Romania remains among European countries with the most affordable housing, although prices rose by over 14% in 2025; in Cluj-Napoca they exceed 3,000 euros per square meter

Romania remains fourth in the ranking of European countries with the cheapest housing, after Turkey, Serbia and Albania, with an average price of 1,917 euros per square meter in 2025, up 14.4% from the previous year, the largest increase among the analyzed countries, according to the Deloitte Property Index 2026 based on data from ...

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From Puerta del Sol to Porto: housing protests spread in Portugal

Is it time for radical changes in the European housing market?

Deloitte Study: Romania remains among European countries with the most affordable housing, although prices rose by over 14% in 2025; in Cluj-Napoca they exceed 3,000 euros per square meter

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Spanish housing protests reach Portugal

From Puerta del Sol to Porto: housing protest spreads to Portugal

From Puerta del Sol to Porto: housing protests spread in Portugal

Is it time for radical changes in the European housing market?

Deloitte Study: Romania remains among European countries with the most affordable housing, although prices rose by over 14% in 2025; in Cluj-Napoca they exceed 3,000 euros per square meter

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