Portuguese property news

In the second quarter of 2020, marked by several confinement measures and restrictions because of the pandemic in most Member States, house prices increased by 5% in the eurozone and 5.2% in the European Union (EU) compared to the same period last year.

The most spectacular views can be enjoyed from some of the best penthouses in Portugal; from beautiful cityscapes, to golden beaches and lush green golf courses.

If you are thinking of moving to Portugal or spending a weekend break in the country, you won't have missed out on the fact that Portugal is famous for its amazing food.

Portugal's coastal region of the Algarve remains a favourite destination for many expats moving to or wishing to buy a holiday home in Portugal.

The end of issuing so called "golden visas" in the metropolitan areas of Lisbon and Porto, which was approved in detail following a proposal to amend the State Budget for 2020 (OE2020), will finally becomea reality later this year. The decision to change the rules of the scheme (in major urban centr

With an increasing number of coronavirus cases across Portugal, Prime Minister António Costa announced on 14th October 2020 that whole country would return to being in a state of emergency, better known as the "State of Calamity" in Portugal, with immediate effect.

October brings good news for all Portuguese residents who have borrowed money from the bank to buy a house.

Autumn and nature go hand and hand, making Autumn the perfect season to escape from the city and discover some of Portugal's most beautiful natural parks.

Bonfim is a Portuguese parish, located in the municipality of Porto and is home to some of the city's most traditional properties. The authenticially Portuguese neighbourhood is home to this chic townhouse which has been recently renovated while maintaining many of the original features. 

The German supermarket chain ALDI, popular across Europe, began its expansion in Portugal in the South and 14 years later has 80 shops throughout the country.

After rising by 1.6% and 0.5% in the first and second quarters of 2020 respectively, compared to previous quarters, house prices in Portugal continue to rise during the COVID-19 pandemic: prices rose by 1% between July and September compared to the previous three months, to 2,090 euros/m2.

If you're thinking of moving to Portugal and buying a home, then getting a mortgage will be close to the top of your list.