Grândola real estate market — prices, rental yield and trend

• Average price: $2,839 / m²
• Gross rental yield: 5.12%
• Net rental yield: 4.61%
• Transaction cost: 11.2%
• Price basis: local-market average

Residential property in Grândola averages $2,839 per square metre. That makes it the 162nd most expensive of the 236 markets in the set.

What a buyer pays in Grândola

The $2,839 figure is a local-market average across all residential property types: a flat in a prime district sits well above it, an older unit on the edge of the market well below. Buying costs — transfer tax or stamp duty, notary, registration and agency — come to about 11.2% of the price here. On a 100 m² apartment at the average price that is roughly $31,797 on top of the $283,900 purchase price. That is close to the 10.3% median across the set. Against the Portugal national average of $2,430, Grândola carries a 16.8% premium — the gap between this market and the country as a whole. Among the other Portugal markets we track, Sintra at $3,259 is 12.9% dearer, and Braga (city) at $2,354 is 20.6% cheaper.

What it earns

A square metre lets for about $12.1 a month. Against a purchase price of $2,839 per square metre that is 5.1% gross, before tax. Both figures come from the same source and the same period, so you can check the arithmetic yourself. It ranks 120th of 269 markets by gross yield. Rental income is taxed at 10–25% — the rate is not a single number here. That is the difference between 3.8% and 4.6% net on the same property. The 4.6% net figure we publish uses 10%.

How the tax works. 10% under the reduced rate for long-term residential lets (EBF art. 45-C, Decree-Law 97/2026, in force from 1 January 2026 to the end of 2029), which applies only while the rent is at or below €2,300 a month; above that threshold the standard 25% non-resident rate applies (CIRS art. 72). There is no flat expense allowance, so the statutory rate is the effective rate. The 10–25% band reflects that threshold, and the reduced rate has not yet been confirmed for non-residents by a tax-authority circular. Source: diariodarepublica.pt.

Who can buy in Grândola

Freehold, no restrictions. That is the rule a foreign buyer meets first, not legal advice — check the current position locally before you commit.

How this figure is built

The price figure for Grândola is built from recorded transaction prices. It was last refreshed on 2026-10-17. We rate our confidence in this market’s data medium: the series is usable, but thinner or less current than our best-covered markets. We recompute every market the same way, which is what lets Grândola be compared with a country average or another city.

Sources: INE 12-month municipal sale table mirror · mra-bio.me · ine.pt. Snapshot: 2026-10-17.