Dreaming of a life by the ocean? Portugal offers some of the best places to live by the sea, combining natural beauty, a relaxed lifestyle, and vibrant local culture.
Looking for cheap property for sale in Portugal under 100k? You're not alone. In 2025, owning a home in Portugal might feel out of reach—but it doesn’t have to be. There’s still a surprising number of affordable options available, from cosy studio flats to spacious 4-bedroom houses and villas.
Luxury modular homes are fast becoming a smart choice for those who want a more sustainable lifestyle without compromising on design, comfort or quality.
A new private residential development is taking shape in the eastern Algarve, right opposite Olhão Marina, boasting stunning views over the Ria Formosa. Named Del Mar Waterfront Living, the development comprises four five-storey buildings with a total of 126 spacious apartments, ranging from one to three bedrooms.
The Algarve’s western coast is proving to be a hotspot for international property buyers, with Salema Beach Village seeing a surge in sales in early 2025.
The housing crisis in Portugal is here to stay, with property prices rising far beyond the average family income. In this context, alternative construction methods are gaining traction.
Fernão Magalhães 127 is the latest residential development in the Bonfim district. Located in the very heart of Porto, the project includes 334 apartments spread across four buildings, as well as 16 office units and three commercial spaces.
Despite the current reduction in tax incentives, international buyers continue to play a significant role in the luxury property market in Portugal, particularly the British and Americans.
The construction of modular homes in Portugal is set to experience a new surge in 2025 with an increase in demand for this housing model. According to Fixando, an online platform for service contracting, a 221% rise in demand is expected compared to 2024.
From Europe or other corners of the world to Portugal. Every year, many foreigners arrive in the country with the intention of buying or renting a home, seeking to improve their quality of life or make a profitable investment.
The Vale da Amoreira Urbanisation Plan (PUVA) is set to be developed in the Penha and Vale da Amoreira areas, just one kilometre from Faro's city centre. "This is one of the largest projects in both the Algarve and Portugal," says Finangeste in a statement.
Portugal faces the biggest housing crisis in its recent history and has the worst housing access among the 30 countries analysed by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).In the third quarter of 2024, the housing affordability index reached 157.7 points, the highest value
Portugal offers a wide variety of properties with gardens, catering to different tastes and budgets. The country is famous for its exquisite villas and quintas (country estates), many of which boast vast gardens, blending privacy, space, and natural beauty.
The European property market is gearing up for a dynamic year in 2025, with Lisbon standing out as one of the most attractive cities for investors. According to the European Investor Intentions Survey 2025, conducted by CBRE, 70% of investors believe the market has already recovered or will recover over the course of the year, following the challenges experienced in 2023.
There is a significant disparity in Portugal regarding house prices for purchase. In the major urban centres of Lisbon, Porto, and Faro, housing costs are quite high and often out of reach for middle-class families.
The Portuguese housing market has shown remarkable resilience, ending 2024 on a high note with strong expectations for 2025, according to the latest December 2024 Portuguese Housing Market Survey from RICS and Confidencial Imobiliário.