Avenidas Novas
2 reviewsCreated during Lisbon’s late nineteenth- and twentieth-century expansion, the area is defined by wide avenues, planned blocks and a larger building scale. Apartment buildings and offices sit side by s…
Family-friendly · Residential
Areeiro
Praça de Londres and Avenida de Roma anchor a twentieth-century ensemble of broad avenues and mid-rise apartment blocks. Ground-floor shops and services animate the formal street plan, while the consistent building scale gives the surrounding streets a coherent urban identity.
Stands out
- Extensive metro coverage and dozens of restaurants within reach.
- Rents and sale prices sit below the city's highs.
Who it's for
- You want strong metro access and plenty of dining options.
- You’re a renter or buyer prioritising prices below city peaks.
What to consider
- You need a broad choice of schools within the neighbourhood.
- You want a large international community and expat-focused scene.
METRO
Metro coverage
Share of the area within 500 m of a metro station.
84%
Average property price
2025 year
4,552€ / m²
€6.8k
Average rent price
2025 year
14.94€ / m²
€20.9
Population
2021 year · total residents
21,160
46.3k
Foreign population
2021 year · share of foreign residents
8%
33.3%
Aging index
2021 year · elderly per 100 children
182
255.4
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