Braga District Property Market Report: Sales (Jun–Aug 2025)

Braga district in northern Portugal is one of the country’s most dynamic mid-sized housing markets. It combines historic urban cores (Braga city, Guimarães), industrial suburbs, and green countryside towns. This variety creates a broad range of options, from modern flats to traditional family houses.

Supply & Pricing

Active listings grew quickly across the summer, stabilizing at just over 10k in July and August. Prices climbed moderately — median €/m² added €54 between June and August.

Engagement

Buyer attention per listing softened — views dropped from 940 → 883 between June and August — but conversion improved. Both contacts per view and favorites per view edged upward, suggesting buyers are looking at fewer ads but shortlisting and reaching out more selectively.

Property Types: Houses vs Flats

Braga’s housing market is dominated by houses (~6.7k each month), while flats remain a smaller but steady share (~3.0–3.4k).

• Houses: draw the majority of views (≈6.7M/month), but conversion into contacts is weaker — around 21k–22k per month.
• Flats: attract far fewer views (≈2.0M/month) but still generate ~12k contacts, meaning stronger buyer intent relative to visibility.
• Favorites: rising across both categories — +9k for houses and +7k for flats between June and August.

Takeaway

• Scale: The Braga market crossed the 10k active listing mark in mid-summer and held steady.
• Prices: Still highly affordable — median under €1 800/m².
• Engagement: Although views per listing declined, buyers show clearer intent, with rising ratios of contacts and favorites per view.
• Momentum: Supply is expanding while demand becomes more selective — a sign of a maturing market with stronger buyer discipline.