Ignited by the interest of locals and international investors, its many charms are no longer a secret and prices for luxury newly-built apartments for sale in Príncipe Real range between €6,500 and €11,000 per sqm. Príncipe Real apartments have a unique combination of traditional and modern architectural restoration, together with a hybrid of the peaceful and bustling area filled with concept shops and excellent restaurants. Investment and residential growth are on the rise, transforming the neighbourhood into one of Lisbon’s more sought after locations. As a result, while Príncipe Real is not the market for rapid capital appreciation, it’s one of the city’s loveliest options for investors planning to live in the property. Chic and centrally located, properties for sale in Príncipe Real offer strong long and short term rental opportunities.

Príncipe Real is a neighbourhood loved by locals, Portuguese and international clients. It has fewer visitors than other neighbourhoods and lower prices, resulting in high demand and good potential for capital gain. As an important commercial destination, the neighbourhood has many conceptual stores as much as small art galleries and antique stores. The day-to-day life in the neighbourhood has its own rhythm resulting in a gentle mix of the traditional and the contemporary creating a charming personality. Buying a property for sale in Príncipe Real is a perfect investment for families wanting to live peacefully in the centre of Lisbon or investors wanting a safe capital investment.

São Pedro de Alcântara viewpoint is always a good choice, any time of the day. It is where artisanal market stalls selling fresh lemonade draw young families, while residents soak up the views in the shade of the olive trees. Have a stroll around the neighbourhood to enjoy tranquil locations such as Jardim do Príncipe Real, with shaded benches under a vast and dense cedar, and the beautiful Lisbon Botanical Garden. The neighbourhood also has many small art galleries, antique stores and voguish restaurants such as the Memmo Hotel Restaurant, Jardim dos Sentidos, Yakuza, and the panoramic Lost In. Make sure to also have tapas at Tapisco and an eccentric experience at Pavilhão Chinês. Recently, a crumbling 1877 mansion on Praça do Príncipe Real was reborn as, Embaixada, turning the new-Arabian Palace into one of the most iconic buildings and home to a series of national brands and artists focused on Portuguese design, craftsmanship, fashion, gastronomy and culture.