A survey by the real estate portal idealista found that the median asking price on this street was €4.35 million. In contrast, the most expensive street in the Viseu district has a median price about 14 times lower.

Cascais also ranks second, with Rua das Violetas, where the median price is €4.3 million. The Vale do Lobo development in Almancil is third, with a median property price of €4.25 million. The idealista study only included streets with at least 10 active residential listings to keep the results reliable.

Regional price

The ten most expensive streets are found along Portugal’s coast and in the south.

After the top three, Rua das Papoilas in Cascais has a median price of €4 million, and the Fonte Algarve development in Almancil is at €3.995 million. Other streets on the list include Rua Soto Maior in Sintra (€3.9 million), Rua do Ouro in Porto (€3.69 million), and Quinta do Monte in Lagos (€3.25 million). Rua do Ouro also appears again, followed by Pinheiro Manso in Quinta do Conde (€2.75 million), and Avenida Sabóia in Estoril (€2.4 million).

idealista explains that the ranking is based on the median listing price for each street, so these may not be the streets with the highest single sale prices in each region.

Value range

The regional breakdown reveals a wide range of values ​​across the various districts and autonomous regions.

The Autonomous Region of Madeira tops this regional group with Rua João Paulo II, reaching a median price of €1.5 million, followed by the Leiria district, where Rua dos Mártires stands at €842,500. In Viana do Castelo, Rua Doutor Adriano Magalhães reaches €670,000, while in Aveiro, Rua António da Rocha Madail records €493,500.

In the central and northern interior districts, the highest prices fall below the half-million-euro mark: in Coimbra, Rua Princesa Cindazunda shows a median of €435,000, whereas in Braga, Rua Bernardino da Silva stands at €374,400.

Rounding out the list of analysed districts are Rua 1º de Dezembro in Santarém, at €330,000, and Rua Miguel Bombarda in Viseu, which records the lowest median value among the surveyed markets, at €300,000.