Portuguese property news

The Flower Festival in Madeira, Portugal is a tribute to spring that celebrates the metamorphosis, rebirth, fertility and the abundance of the flowers that colour and perfume the island and attract thousands of tourists, contributing to the appeal that makes Madeira a great holiday destination. 

Spring is here and it’s time to start thinking about those weekend getaways and city breaks you’re going to enjoy in the sun.

He’s the most famous footballer of our times, and now there’s a museum to honour him in his home town of Funchal on the Portuguese island of Madeira. The CR7 Museum is an absolute must for all fans of Cristiano Ronaldo.

This 7-bedroom mansion in Almancil is truly a very special villa in the Parque Atlantico in Portugal’s most exclusive luxury resort area, Quinta do Lago.

The next application period for the latest edition of the Porta 65 Jovem rental programme is coming up: it is scheduled to start at 10 a.m. on 16th April 2019 and end at 6 p.m. on 21st May 2019.

If you have a sweet tooth you can not miss the International Chocolate Festival in Óbidos, Portugal. This medieval-looking town, filled with white, blue and yellow rustic houses has many charms that attract thousands of tourists every year, not least of which is chocolate.

Renting a house in Portugal was 9.3% more expensive in 2018 than previous years, with the average cost per square metre for the whole country reaching 4.80 euro, which is 0.45 euro per square foot.

There is a lot coming up for auction on 12th April 2019 of 13 publicly owned properties in the north of Portugal.

If you’re looking to buy a luxury second home in Portugal or move to the up-and-coming urban centre of Lisbon, here’s your chance with this fully refurbished luxury villa in the Alvalade area of the Portuguese capital city.

If you are looking for a property in Portugal, sometimes it is not easy to find the right dream house or the perfect holiday home. There are many factors to consider when choosing a home, from the number of rooms to the balcony to the garage parking space – every detail counts.

The effects of the real estate pressure currently being experienced in Lisbon are beginning to spread to the other side of the Tagus River.

Coimbra is one of the most significant destinations in Portugal if you are looking for history and culture.