O Fred mergulhou no jornalismo há (já) 20 anos e foi o primeiro a chegar ao idealista/news em Portugal, no final de 2010. Pelo caminho tem vindo a dedicar-se a conhecer a fundo o imobiliário, abraçando o desafio de escrever sobre o setor com dedicação, garra e rigor. E a sorrir, claro. Sempre.
Divorce is not only emotionally challenging—it can also be a bureaucratic headache, especially when it comes to dividing property in Portugal. A common question arises: after a divorce, who owns a house built on land that belongs solely to one spouse?
It was exactly two years ago that news emerged of a luxury real estate project in Lisbon associated with Karl Lagerfeld, one of the most iconic figures in fashion of the past century – the German designer passed away in 2019.
Portugal continues to shine as one of the world’s most attractive destinations for luxury property, thanks to its quality of life, safety, mild climate, and political stability.
Piquet Realty Portugal, a real estate agency specialising in the luxury segment and representing Piquet Realty – the international brand founded around 20 years ago by Brazilian entrepreneur Cristiano Piquet, now based in the US – has announced the start of a new phase of national growth focused on the Algarve.
Avelino Oliveira, president of the Order of Architects, stresses the urgent need to boost public housing supply across Portugal.The country’s Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) aims to build 59,000 new homes by 2030.
Portugal’s luxury residential market has shown remarkable resilience in the face of economic and political turbulence. From inflation and fluctuating interest rates to pandemics and geopolitical shifts, this niche sector continues to attract both domestic and international investors.