Areeiro
0 reviewsPraça 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 consi…
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Marvila
Large industrial plots and former warehouses give Marvila a scale unlike Lisbon’s compact traditional quarters. New housing and converted cultural or work spaces now sit among older production sites and established streets, creating visible seams between the area’s industrial past and its gradual reuse.
Stands out
- Fourteen schools are mapped within the neighbourhood limits.
Who it's for
- You plan to buy at about €5,029 per m².
- You want rents around €17.16 per square metre.
What to consider
- You want a highly international community and expat scene.
- You rely on the metro for most daily trips.
METRO
Metro coverage
Share of the area within 500 m of a metro station.
22%
Average property price
2025 year
5,029€ / m²
€6.8k
Average rent price
2025 year
17.16€ / m²
€20.9
Population
2021 year · total residents
35,479
46.3k
Foreign population
2021 year · share of foreign residents
5%
33.3%
Aging index
2021 year · elderly per 100 children
182
255.4
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