Portuguese property news

There’s nothing quite like waking up by the ocean, and if you buy a house on the Portuguese coast, you’ll be able to enjoy life’s simple pleasures of living close to the sea that are usually associated with going on holiday.

The coronavirus pandemic continues to sweep across Europe, with lockdowns and travel restrictions continuing in countries such as Portugal.

The Algarve's Vale do Lobo resort is home to some of Portugal's most impressive and luxurious properties, including this incredible villa overlooking the resort's Royal Golf Course.

Portugal is one of the world's most varied countries and despite mostly being famous for its beautiful coastline and stunning beaches, Portugal certainly has a lot more to offer.

Even though Portugal is still in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic crisis, banks continue to be willing to finance house purchases, and along with low interest rates, now could be the perfect time to buy a property and take out a mortgage in Portugal.

Rental prices in Portugal continue to rise in Portugal in 2021 in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic, although at a slower pace than in recent months. How much does it cost to rent a house in the country's two main cities? What are the cheapest and most expensive areas to rent in Lisbon and Porto?

Lisbon has been named as the second best city in the world to raise a family, second only to Iceland's capital, Reykjavik. Wellington, in New Zealand, completes the podium.

If you're searching for a stylish city centre pad, then we have the perfect property for you. This luxurious duplex apartment in the centre of Lisbon is found in the São Nicolau Chiado building close to the main architectural and cultural heritage of the city, as well as the Tagus River.

Even during the coronavirus pandemic, many people still make buying property in Portugal a priority, and in the majority of cases, buyers also need a mortgage. Despite the crisis generated by COVID-19, banks in Portugal have remained willing to lend money for this purpose, although take note that th

Does Portugal have forests? The answer is most certainly yes, as Portugal is the 9th country in the European Union (EU) when it comes to area covered by forests: 36% of the land area in Portugal is home to forests to be precise, a figure slightly lower than the average for the region (38%).

The Easter holidays have come and gone and we're looking forward to Summer.

The COVID-19 pandemic is having direct effects on the property market in Portugal on various levels.