Lourinhã Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Lourinhã

Lourinhã’s Atlantic beaches and dinosaur fossil heritage distinguish it within Lisbon district. Its coastal setting offers context for apartment investment, but current prices and rents matter more than a general impression of place.

In October 2026, the key signal is a split between sale values and rental income: average apartment sale prices are up 11.8% year over year, while average rents fell 11.1% month over month. The first measure describes a longer stretch of price growth; the second captures a much shorter adjustment. Reading them as equivalent trends would overstate what one month of rent data can establish.

At an average sale price of €355,000, the purchase price is a concrete consideration for an investor evaluating prospective income. The reported yield of 3.89% offers a starting point, not a guarantee of what an individual apartment will earn. In particular, the recent monthly decline in average rent argues for testing income assumptions rather than carrying forward an earlier rent level without adjustment.

The practical takeaway is to separate the purchase decision from the income forecast. The annual rise in sale prices points to higher prices over that comparison period, but it does not establish whether rents will recover after their latest monthly fall. For an apartment purchase in Lourinhã, assess the price against a rent estimate grounded in current evidence and allow for property-specific costs before treating the headline yield as an investment outcome.