Parque das Nações: Rental Market Pulse (August 2025)

While Lisbon overall shows a heavily premium market, Parque das Nações is even more concentrated in the upper price ranges, with demand clustering around well-priced mid-to-premium flats.

Parque das Nações: Rental Market Pulse (August 2025)

Following our deep dive into Lisbon’s hidden rental gems , today we turn to Parque das Nações — one of Lisbon’s most modern and desirable districts.

Market Snapshot — Lisbon vs Parque das Nações (end-Aug 2025)

By Bedrooms

Bedrooms Lisbon city Share Parque das Nações Share
Studio 419 7.4% 6 2.5%
1 1 785 31.5% 63 26.6%
2 2 047 36.1% 109 46.0%
3 977 17.2% 48 20.3%
4+ 439 7.8% 11 4.6%
Total 5 667 100% 237 100%

👉 Insight: In Lisbon overall, the market is split between T1 and T2 (68%). In Parque das Nações, nearly half of all active flats are T2, highlighting the district’s strong focus on couples and small families.

Price range (€) Lisbon city Share Parque das Nações Share
< 1 000 8 0.4% 0 0%
1 000–1 249 94 4.6% 0 0%
1 250–1 499 273 13.3% 2 1.8%
1 500–1 999 645 31.5% 29 26.6%
2 000–2 499 420 20.5% 40 36.7%
2 500–2 999 272 13.3% 30 27.5%
≥ 3 000 335 16.4% 8 7.3%
Total 2 047 100% 109 100%

👉 Insight: Affordable supply (< €1 250) is nearly absent in Parque das Nações, while two-thirds of T2 listings sit in the €2 000–3 000 range. Compared to Lisbon overall, the district is more premium-weighted, with very few cheap or ultra-expensive outliers.

What tenants clicked most in Parque das Nações (Aug 2025)

Address Price Views ↑ Contacts ↑
Travessa Beirolas, 4 €1 300 +392 42
Rua Doutor Rui Gomes de Oliveira €1 400 +176 5
Track demand for T2 flats under €1 500
Prefilled query (Parque das Nações • T2 • under €1 500 • Aug 2025)

Demand here is consistent but moderate compared to Lisbon’s sub-€1 000 “hidden gems”. Well-priced flats around €1 300–1 400 attract engagement quickly, showing that even in premium districts tenants remain price-sensitive.

Why It Matters

  • Parque das Nações illustrates how premium sub-markets behave differently: prices are higher, affordable supply is almost nonexistent, but demand still clusters at the lower edge of the local range.
  • Compared with Lisbon overall, where a handful of under-€1 000 flats dominated engagement, Parque das Nações shows a calmer but premium-weighted demand.
  • For investors and landlords, this highlights the pricing sweet spot: units positioned just below the district’s median (~€2 000–2 200) gain the most traction.

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