Lisbon and Porto Lead 8% Rise in Portugal's Logistics Property Prices in Q2

Portugal's Logistics Real Estate Market Sees 8% Price Surge in Q2, Lisbon Leads A new statistical announcement from property management firm MVGM reveals tha...

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Portugal's Logistics Real Estate Market Sees 8% Price Surge in Q2, Lisbon Leads

A new statistical announcement from property management firm MVGM reveals that sale prices in Portugal's logistics real estate market grew by 8% in the second quarter of 2025. The research findings, detailed in MVGM's latest market report, underscore the sector's continued strength and resilience. The source of the data is the firm's ongoing monitoring of transactions and listings across the country. The methodology for the analysis involved tracking the average asking and closing prices for logistics and warehouse properties, providing a comprehensive overview of market dynamics. The report highlights specific numerical findings, with the national average price increase at 8%, while prime locations show even more accelerated growth. The geographic breakdown shows that the Lisbon and Porto metropolitan areas are leading this appreciation. In the capital region, sale prices have reached an average of €1,256 per square meter, while in Porto, the average stands at €1,179 per square meter. The time period comparisons show a significant jump from the previous quarter and a strong year-over-year trend. The market segment analysis indicates that modern, high-quality logistics facilities are in the highest demand, commanding premium prices, while older, secondary assets are seeing more modest growth. Commenting on the statistical trends, Filipa Moreira, Head of Logistics at MVGM Portugal, stated, “The appreciation of assets reflects not only the scarcity of quality supply but also the growing demand from national and international operators.” While the government has not issued a formal response, regulatory bodies are likely to see this as a positive sign of economic activity. The report also provides historical context, noting that the logistics sector has consistently outperformed other commercial real estate segments in recent years. Future data collection will continue to track these trends, with the next quarterly report expected in the autumn. Stay informed on Lisbon property market developments at realestate-lisbon.com.

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