PDM Odivelas, Municipal Master Plan of Odivelas

In Odivelas, about 62% of the territory is urban land under the current PDM. See what you can build, where, and the rural zones with the most reclassification potential.

PDM changes

Every amendment to municipal master plans, straight from the national registry (SNIT). Pick a district, municipality or parish on the map to scope this list; click a row to see it on the map.

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Where can you build in Odivelas?

In Odivelas, about 62% of the territory is classified as urban land under the current PDM. That is where construction is generally allowed. The rest is rural land, where building is limited to the plan's exceptions. Odivelas's Municipal Master Plan organises the area into 222 zones and has been amended 24 times, most recently on 13 February 2026.

For rural plots next to already-urbanised areas, Portugal's Lei dos Solos opened the door to reclassification as urban land. Use the zoning map below to locate your plot and confirm its classification.

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Property prices in Odivelas

Median price per m², typology breakdown, parish comparison and rental yield.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can you build in Odivelas?
In Odivelas, building is mostly allowed on urban land, which makes up about 62% of the territory under the current PDM. The rest is rural land with construction limited to the plan's exceptions.
What percentage of Odivelas is urban land?
About 62% of Odivelas's territory is classified as urban land under the current Municipal Master Plan.
How do I consult the PDM of Odivelas?
You can consult Odivelas's PDM for free on the Câmara Municipal de Odivelas GeoPortal, or in a simplified form on explorador.pt, where you can see the 222 mapped zones and the zoning map.
Can the PDM of Odivelas change?
Yes, Odivelas's PDM has already been amended 24 times, most recently on 13 February 2026, and can be amended or revised again by the municipal council.

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