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Amarante

Amarante is part of Tâmega e Sousa — the green river-valley countryside of vineyards, granite towns and Romanesque churches inland from Porto.

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What does property cost in Amarante?

These are the two municipality-level medians INE publishes for Amarante: the transacted (sold) price and the median bank valuation, both per square metre. They are measured differently and are labelled separately, so a valuation is never presented as a sold price.

Median sold price · AmaranteSold · INE

€1,192/m²

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Median bank valuation · AmaranteBank valuation · INE

€1,438/m²

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How Amarante sold prices have moved

  • Median sold price · Amarante· Sold
Latest data: 1st Quarter 2026Median sold price · AmaranteMedian sold price · Amarante: latest 1,192 €/m² in 1st Quarter 2026.1,192 €/m² · 1st Quarter 2026

Median sold price · Amarante: Instituto Nacional de Estatística (INE), Portugal · retrieved 2026-08-12T23:51:31.305187Z · CC BY 4.0

How Amarante sold prices have moved — data table — most recent 12 periods
PeriodMedian sold price · Amarante (€/m²)
2nd Quarter 2023888
3rd Quarter 2023882
4th Quarter 2023861
1st Quarter 2024906
2nd Quarter 2024857
3rd Quarter 2024901
4th Quarter 2024962
1st Quarter 2025963
2nd Quarter 20251052
3rd Quarter 20251111
4th Quarter 20251176
1st Quarter 20261192
Median sold price · AmaranteLatest 1st Quarter 2026: 1,192 · Min 722 · Max 1,192 · Range 470 · CAGR +8.4%/yr
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How Amarante sold prices have moved — data table — full series (26 periods)
PeriodMedian sold price · Amarante (€/m²)
4th Quarter 2019722
1st Quarter 2020727
2nd Quarter 2020742
3rd Quarter 2020758
4th Quarter 2020750
1st Quarter 2021763
2nd Quarter 2021763
3rd Quarter 2021763
4th Quarter 2021767
1st Quarter 2022814
2nd Quarter 2022848
3rd Quarter 2022893
4th Quarter 2022928
1st Quarter 2023900
2nd Quarter 2023888
3rd Quarter 2023882
4th Quarter 2023861
1st Quarter 2024906
2nd Quarter 2024857
3rd Quarter 2024901
4th Quarter 2024962
1st Quarter 2025963
2nd Quarter 20251052
3rd Quarter 20251111
4th Quarter 20251176
1st Quarter 20261192
Median sold price · AmaranteLatest 1st Quarter 2026: 1,192 · Min 722 · Max 1,192 · Range 470 · CAGR +8.4%/yr

Both series are drawn from the public data registry with full provenance. Transacted (sold) figures come from INE’s house-price statistics; the bank-valuation series is INE’s median valuation used by credit institutions. Each carries its own reference period, shown above.

What are the rules and costs in Amarante?

Prices tell you what it costs to buy in Amarante; the rules and costs below tell you what governs a purchase and what it costs to hold.

Two rules shape most purchases here — whether a property can be let short-term, and what it costs to hold each year — followed by the guides and calculator to model your full purchase.

Can you run a short-term rental here?

Short-term letting (Alojamento Local, AL) is regulated at the municipal level in Amarante, as it is across Portugal: the national Alojamento Local regime (Decreto-Lei 128/2014, as amended) sets registration and operating requirements, while each câmara municipal can designate zonas de contenção that suspend or restrict new AL registrations. Restriction status varies by municipality and by parish, and changes over time.

This is general information, not legal advice — confirm the current status for a specific address with the Amarante câmara municipal before assuming a property can be operated as AL.

What about annual property tax (IMI)?

Municipal Property Tax (IMI) is levied annually by the Amarante council within a band set nationally, so the exact rate depends on the municipality and the property’s taxable value (VPT). We do not print a rate we cannot source: any specific figure we publish is drawn from the official register with its reference year, never estimated here.

To model the full acquisition cost — IMT, stamp duty and the recurring IMI — for a specific Amarante purchase, use the cost calculator linked below.

Common questions about Amarante

How much does property cost per square metre in Amarante?
In Amarante, the median transacted (sold) price is about €1,192 per square metre (1st Quarter 2026). The median bank valuation — what lenders appraised, a separate measure from the transacted price — is about €1,438 per square metre (June 2026). Source: Instituto Nacional de Estatística (INE), Portugal, CC BY 4.0.
What is the IMI (municipal property tax) rate in Amarante?
In Amarante, the municipal property tax (IMI) rate for urban property — the rate applied to most homes and other urban buildings — is 0.3% (set for 2025). The exact IMI you pay is this rate applied to the property's taxable value (VPT). For rustic (rural-land) property the rate is 0.8%, a separate statutory rate. Source: Portal das Finanças (Autoridade Tributária e Aduaneira), Public administrative data (Portal das Finanças / AT).
What is the reported-crime rate in Amarante?
In Amarante, the reported-crime rate is about 20.6 crimes/1k residents (Registered crimes per 1,000 residents, reference period 2025 crime counts over 2021 resident population). This counts crimes recorded by the authorities, normalised per 1,000 residents so municipalities of different sizes compare fairly — it is not a measure of how likely any individual is to be affected. Derived as registered_crimes / population_2021 * 1000. Source: Instituto Nacional de Estatística (INE), Portugal, CC BY 4.0.
How much of Amarante is classified as urban or urbanisable land?
In Amarante, about 13.9% of the município's in-force planned land is classified as urban or urbanisable ("solo urbano") under its municipal master plan (PDM) (in-force municipal plans, 2017-08-23T00:00:00+00:00..2017-08-23T00:00:00+00:00); the remaining 86.1% is classified rural ("solo rústico"). This is a land-use-regime classification the município's PDM fixes — how the plan zones the territory — not a measure of how much land is physically buildable or already built, and not a price. Of about 30,133 hectares of in-force planned land — 4,193 urban/urbanisable, 25,941 rural. Source: DGT — Direção-Geral do Território, CC BY 4.0.
How much of Amarante's property is mapped in the national land register?
In Amarante, about 32.6% of the município's property tax-matrices have been georeferenced in the national land register through eBUPi (Balcão Único do Prédio) (eBUPi flow, 2021-08..2026-07). This is a data-coverage signal — how many property records have been precisely located on the map — not a measure of how much land is buildable, not a claim about who owns the land, and not a price. That is 13,275 of 40,689 registered tax-matrices. Source: eBUPi — Balcão Único do Prédio, CC BY 4.0 (eBUPi / dados.gov.pt).
How much electricity could a solar panel generate in Amarante?
In Amarante, a standard 1 kWp solar panel system mounted at its optimal tilt would generate about 1,406 kWh of electricity per year (PVGIS-SARAH2, 2005..2020), modelled by the EU Joint Research Centre's PVGIS at the município's own interior point. This is a solar-yield estimate — how much electricity the sun could produce for a standard panel — not a price, and not a claim that any particular plot may be built on. Year to year, that yield varies by about ±69 kWh (the interannual standard deviation across the modelled years). Source: JRC Photovoltaic Geographical Information System (PVGIS) v5.2, CC BY 4.0 (European Commission reuse policy; PVGIS-SARAH2).

Every figure on this page is drawn from the public data registry with full provenance — official sources, reference periods and licences. We publish a number only when the warehouse can source it.

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Municipalities bordering Amarante

These municipalities share a land border with Amarante, derived from official CAOP boundary polygons — 4 of them sit in a different district, so they do not appear in the district list below.

Other municipalities in Porto

Other municipalities in the same district — each carries its own INE-sourced price, tax and safety figures.