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Property prices in Aguiar da Beira

Homes in Aguiar da Beira sell for a median €474 per m² and let for €4.10 per m² a month. An 80 m² flat costs about €37,920 and rents for around €328 a month.

That is a gross yield of 10.38%, above Portugal's 5.40%.

Aguiar da Beira in figures

Median price€474/m²-78% on Portugal's median
Median rent€4.10/m²-58% on Portugal's median
Buying 80 m²€37,920at the median, before taxes
Yearly rent€3,936€328 a month
Gross yield10.38%before tax and costs
IMI rate0.30%legal minimum (the rate varies by parish)
IMI, roughly€63 a yearon a tax value of €20,856, about 55% of the price
DistrictGuardaINE figures, last 12 months

What the figures leave out

They are medians for the whole municipality. In a large one, two parishes can differ by more than two municipalities do, and a given flat can sit 40% above the median without being overpriced.

The yield is gross. Rental income tax, IMI, condominium fees, insurance, empty months and upkeep usually take two to three points off it, and mortgage interest cannot be deducted from Portuguese rental income.

Sources

  • INE (Statistics Portugal), local house prices: sales in the 12 months to March 2026
  • INE, local rents: new leases in the 12 months to June 2026
  • Municipal IMI rates published on the Portal das Finanças for IMI paid in 2026 (CIMI, article 112)

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Questions

€474 per m² at the INE median, so about €37,920 for 80 m². The median comes from signed deeds, not asking prices, which is why it usually sits below what the property portals show.

€4.10 per m² a month on new leases, or about €328 a month for 80 m².

Aguiar da Beira sets the rate parish by parish, between 0.3% and 0.45%. We use the legal minimum, 0.30%. IMI is charged on the home's tax value (VPT), not its price.

On these medians the gross yield is 10.38%, against 5.40% for Portugal as a whole. After income tax, IMI, condominium fees, insurance, empty months and upkeep, the net yield is usually two to three points lower.

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