Loures Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Loures

Loures sits in Lisbon district, close to Portugal’s capital while retaining its own identity. Its location offers a way to consider apartment investment outside Lisbon itself, without treating the two places as interchangeable.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Loures apartments is the gap between rents and sale prices. Average monthly rent reached €1,500, up 11.1% from both the previous month and a year earlier. The average sale price, meanwhile, stood at €430,000 and was unchanged on both comparisons. That contrast points to higher reported rent against a stable headline purchase price, rather than a simultaneous rise in both averages.

The reported rental yield is 4.47%. It gives investors a useful reference point, but it does not show what any particular apartment will earn. The rise in average rent may improve the income case on paper, while an unchanged average sale price keeps the other side of that comparison steady. Still, these are market averages: they do not establish that rents rose for every apartment or that an individual purchase will produce the stated yield.

The question for the next monthly reading is whether this divergence continues. For now, October’s figures support a measured conclusion: rental pricing has moved higher, while the average sale price has held level. That makes the relationship between purchase cost and potential rental income worth watching, without assuming the latest rent increase will persist.