Lisbon is the second most expensive city to buy a home in southern Europe, having overtaken cities including Milan, Madrid and Barcelona.
Lisbon is still cheaper than Paris, the French capital, which took first place in the ranking, according to data report by Casafari – a company specialising in artificial intelligence data for the real estate sector.
A report from Dinheiro Vivo states that in Lisbon, in August of this year, the average sale price was €4,817 per square meter (m2), with Paris rising to €12,674 euros/m2. Prices in Madrid, Barcelona and Milan did not exceed €4,764 euros/m2.
Woohoo! /s
Really strange claim. Firstly strange to limit the comparison to Southern Europe, and stranger still to count Paris as Southern Europe but not Geneva and Zurich (which are both further south than Paris and far more expensive).
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Lisbon is the second most expensive city to buy a home in southern Europe, having overtaken cities including Milan, Madrid and Barcelona.
Lisbon is still cheaper than Paris, the French capital, which took first place in the ranking, according to data report by Casafari – a company specialising in artificial intelligence data for the real estate sector.
A report from Dinheiro Vivo states that in Lisbon, in August of this year, the average sale price was €4,817 per square meter (m2), with Paris rising to €12,674 euros/m2. Prices in Madrid, Barcelona and Milan did not exceed €4,764 euros/m2.
Woohoo! /s
Really strange claim. Firstly strange to limit the comparison to Southern Europe, and stranger still to count Paris as Southern Europe but not Geneva and Zurich (which are both further south than Paris and far more expensive).
What’s the cheapest?