Because they integrate housing, commerce, offices and leisure in a single development, creating vibrant, efficient and self-sustainable communities.
Today, residents don't just want a place to live—they're looking for integrated spaces that offer convenience, services, mobility, and quality of life just minutes away.
Not at all. Lisbon is already adopting this concept in an accelerated way. Projects that combine modern apartments with coworking spaces, restaurants, gyms, green areas and everyday services are redefining the way we live the city.
This transformation reflects a global shift towards neighborhoods that function as "micro-cities" within the city itself, where working, consuming, socializing, and living take place in the same ecosystem.
Diversification and resilience.
Mixed-use assets generate income from multiple sources — residential rentals, shops, offices, restaurants, gyms, and even hotel components.
This diversification increases investment stability and enhances long-term appreciation, keeping pace with the growing demand for convenience- and proximity-oriented urban lifestyles.
In addition, these projects tend to remain more competitive in challenging economic cycles, as different components of the building compensate for any market fluctuations.
In international markets, mixed-use developments achieve higher occupancy rates when compared to single-use projects.
The increase in the young and international population in Lisbon is driving the demand for multifunctional and integrated spaces.
Increasingly, these projects include sustainability certifications, making them especially appealing to ESG-focused investors.
Neighbourhoods planned with mixed-use models tend to generate greater appreciation per m² due to their urban attractiveness and their positive impact on lifestyle.
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