Sell your apartment fast in Portugal
A direct purchase may be an option if you want to discuss the sale with a buyer from the first conversation. We assess apartments in different conditions, taking account of the features and circumstances of each property.
What we need to know about your apartment
A complete description helps avoid repeated requests for information. There is no need to hide defects or use old photographs: the details should reflect the current condition.
- Location, layout, floor area and floor level.
- Lift, balcony, parking and storage availability.
- Condition of the kitchen, bathrooms, windows and installations.
- Current use: vacant, owner-occupied or rented.
- Asking price and your preferred completion date.
How we assess a purchase offer
The initial review uses the information you send. Before a final offer, we may need to visit the apartment, clarify its areas and check the documentation. The building condition, access and known work needed also form part of that assessment.
Selling an apartment that needs renovation
You can request a review before paying for a renovation. Describe leaks, damage, faulty equipment and other known issues. Work needed is considered in the offer; properties in different conditions cannot be assumed to have the same value.
What to check before accepting
Compare the amount you will receive, the payment terms, the costs allocated to each party and the handover date. Tell us about any mortgage, tenancy or joint ownership so it can be reviewed before a timeline is agreed.
Sell an apartment anywhere in Portugal
We welcome apartment enquiries from owners across Portugal, including Madeira and the Azores. Start with the municipality, parish and address; viewing arrangements and a possible completion date are discussed for the specific location. A city-centre flat, a suburban apartment and a property in a smaller town each need their own assessment. Nationwide coverage lets you start a conversation with us, but does not mean that every property receives an automatic purchase offer.
Rented or occupied apartments: explain the current situation
If you want to sell a rented apartment, tell us that a tenancy exists and whether you hold the relevant documents. You do not need to disclose the tenant’s personal details in your first enquiry. If you live in the property, explain when you could hand it over. If it is vacant, tell us who can provide access. Understanding occupancy helps organise the review and realistic terms; we do not assume a tenancy ends on sale or that possession is immediately available.
Condominium information, shared areas and known expenses
An apartment assessment also considers its building. Describe known issues with the roof, façade, lifts or other shared areas, and mention any significant work being discussed. You can provide the usual condominium charge and explain whether documents are available to clarify outstanding expenses. Identify the internal floor area separately from balconies, storage and parking. Describing each element makes it easier to understand what is included in the sale and avoids comparing properties that offer different spaces.
Inherited apartments, mortgages and joint ownership
An inheritance, an outstanding mortgage or several owners should be mentioned early. Explain who is involved in the decision and which matters remain unresolved, without sharing personal documents through public channels. Preparing an offer needs to take account of checks on ownership, charges and the consents relevant to the particular sale. An initial conversation does not settle those questions or confirm that completion will be possible on a particular date. If a deadline matters, explain it before making arrangements that depend on the sale.
Direct sale or advertising: compare the terms
Owners seeking a quick apartment sale often value a predictable process with clear stages. With a direct purchase, you discuss a possible sale to us; marketing a property involves seeking offers from different interested buyers. Compare the price alongside your costs, any outstanding checks and the handover date. An apparently higher offer may carry different conditions. Ask for those details in writing and assess the whole proposal, rather than assuming that the same selling method suits every owner and property.
Photos and available documents that help the review
Take current photographs of the living room, bedrooms, kitchen, bathrooms, windows and any known problem areas. Include the building entrance and additional spaces that form part of the sale. An available floor plan can explain the layout if it reflects the current property. For the first enquiry, simply say which documents you hold; we can discuss what is needed and how to share it afterwards. If you live abroad, also tell us who can attend a viewing and when it is easiest to reach you.
Start with your property details
Send the address, floor area and recent photographs. You can contact us on +351 910 593 550. If the apartment is in Lisbon, include the neighbourhood to give the review more context.
Frequently asked questions
Do you buy apartments that need renovation?
We assess apartments that need work. Whether we can buy and the price offered depend on the specific property.
Is the initial offer the final price?
The initial review depends on the details received. A final offer may require a viewing and document checks.
Do I have to move out immediately?
The handover date should be agreed between the parties and recorded in the sale terms. Tell us how much time you need.
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Talk to us about your property
Tell us the property type, location and your preferred selling timeline. We will review your enquiry and explain the next steps.