More than 120,000 young people were helped to buy their first home in Portugal.
55% confidence
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The exact figure '120,000 young people' does not appear in any independent source found; the only comparable published data is the government figure of more than 77,000 young people supported via the IMT/IS first-home exemption, which is a narrower indicator (a subset of all schemes aimed at young first-time buyers).
The '30,000 houses' figure comes from the government's own claims as reported by the press (idealista), not from an independent audit or a primary statistical source.
The IMT/IS figure ('mais de 77 mil jovens') is expressed as a lower bound and dates from 2025 government communication, so the total by October 2026 could be higher, but this could not be confirmed.
The press source reporting the 30,000 figure (idealista) was published 2026-10-08, two days after the session date, indicating both the MEP and the outlet drew on the same government communication package.
No primary statistical source (INE, Eurostat, ministry database) publishing either the 30,000 or the 120,000 figure was located.
Secondaryidealista/newsDo lado da oferta pública, o Executivo refere ter já concluído mais de 30 mil casas, cerca de mil das quais em regime de arrendamento acessível.
SecondaryDinheiro Vivo (Diário de Notícias)Jovens até aos 35 anos utilizaram 62% da garantia do Estado para compra da primeira casa em 15 meses, num total de 905 milhões de euros.