House rents in Portugal continue to rise, at a time when supply is not keeping up with the dynamic demand. However, looking at the national landscape, there are very different realities.
Cascais, Tavira, Braga, and Guimarães are the four most sought-after tourist destinations in Portugal by foreign investors, according to the Market Report Portugal, a collection of research reports conducted by the German real estate agency Engel & Völkers (E&V) in partnership with the Marke
Cabo de São Vicente, located at the extreme southwest of mainland Portugal in the Algarve region, is one of the most iconic and historically rich points in the country.
The Lisbon region has increasingly attracted families to live, visit, and invest. This high demand has been reflected in house prices, as the housing supply has not kept pace with this growth.
The drop in interest rates will attract Britons and Irish, particularly retirees, to invest in property in Portugal, according to Ricardo Costa, founder and CEO of LUXIMOS Christie’s.