The current macroeconomic environment is challenging, characterised by still high inflation and high interest rates that affect the profitability of businesses. But in this uncertain context, investing in the property market may even be the first line of defence to protect capital.

The commercialisation of a future residential development that aims to be an icon in one of the noblest areas of the city of Porto has just begun.

Every year, Time Out interviews thousands of residents to find out which is the most interesting neighbourhood their city has to offer. What places do locals love and visitors frequent? Where are the new restaurants, cultural and entertainment venues?

The house-buying business is changing in 2023. At a time when it is more difficult and more expensive to pay off a mortgage and purchasing power continues to be squeezed by inflation, the number of houses sold in Portugal is falling and prices are tending to stabilise in our country.

Two Portuguese regions are among the ultra-rich's favourite holiday spots.

Portugal has an incredible coastline with the Atlantic Ocean as a backdrop, and there are several towns on the coast that have sea views to make you feel like you're on holiday all year round.

The city of Setúbal recently saw the rebirth of a historic building on Avenida Luísa Todi.

A new residential condominium is being built in Barreiro with seven flats. The development is called Barreiro 20 and will be officially launched in January 2024, when construction work is due to start.

The spookiest date of the year is coming up, and this year your plans could be much more interesting than just cupcakes and cookies.

The O'Living residential development, developed by Mexto Property Investment (Mexto) and signed by the Saraiva e Associados architecture studio, is attracting many Portuguese buyers.