Property for sale in Portugal

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.

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.

The climate and beauty of the (long) Portuguese coast which is distinguished by its extensive sands and diverse landscape, together with other reasons, continue to attract foreigners to the country, either to buy or rent property in Portugal.

Despite the current situation, buying houses and investing in property in Portugal that you can use as a holiday home and also rent out to tourists when you're not using it can be a great option. Buying a property to rent in Portugal is a good finan

The Alentejo Coast in Portugal is a peaceful location that, for the moment, continues to resist the mass tourism usually found further south in Portugal's Algarve region.

When putting a house for sale on the market, it is necessary to take into account some elements of the property itself that may influence the final result of the operation.

Buying property in Portugal is becoming more and more expensive. In the first quarter of 2020, the median price of housing was 1,117 euros per square metre, 3.3% more than in the previous quarter and 10.5% more than in the same period last year.

Whether you’re looking for a rural property in the countryside, a villa close to the beach or a chic city apartment, there are properties in Portugal for every budget.

In April, banks in Portugal once again increased the value of the valuations carried out in the field of housing credit and mortgages.

House prices are expected to fall in almost all major European markets this year due to the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to findings by economists at Standard & Poor's (S&P) Global Ratings.

During the state of emergency, because of the COVID-19 pandemic in Portugal, real estate activity in Portugal slowed down but certainly did not stop: business was developed mainly from home. Although face-to-face visits to real estate were not legally prohibited, professionals in the sector dec

Office, retail, manufacturing and logistics, the hotel industry, residential and investment. What impact is the coronavirus pandemic having on the various sectors of the real estate sector in Portugal?

At a time when staying at home is crucial to combat the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, Rede H (Rede Nacional de Estudos sobre Habitação - the National Housing Studies Network), founded in February 2020, has mapped out the measures adopted by six European countries to deal with the cor

House prices in Portugal rose 1.6% in the first quarter of 2020 compared to the previous quarter, standing at 2,060 euros per m2. In annual terms, i.e. compared to the first three months of last year, the increase was 11.4%.

Real estate experts Gonçalo Nascimento Rodrigues and Massimo Forte recently urged estate agents in Portugal to answer some questions about how the market is reacting, both on the side of buyers and sellers, given the current uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Along with the rest of Europe and many countries worldwide, Portugal is currently experiencing exceptional circumstances during the period of confinement due to the coronavirus outbreak in the country.

The health and economic crisis caused by the coronavirus in Portugal and beyond has been paralysing house buying and selling globally. However, this period of confinement may be a good time to look for a new home and start preparing the buying process, all of which can done remotely.

idealista has added a new search filter to its portal that allows the user to view only those listings that have a "virtual tour". These are listings that use the latest technology and graphics,  along with photos, that allow you to view a property from your own home.

Living in a house in the city can have one big drawback: the lack of space. If you are looking for a bigger property at a good price, a duplex may be the ideal solution for you.

Buying or selling a house can be a challenge.

Despite having dropped some positions in the ranking, Lisbon is still in the top 10 of the best European cities to invest in real estate, according to a study conducted by PwC and Urban Land Institute.

Before the end of the year, we want you to have the perfect opportunity to find your new home: we've selected 25 properties for sale in Portugal, with great discounts that you can't miss! If you're looking for a great deal to buy the house of your dreams at a bargain price, don't wait any longer.

Camping isn't what it used to be. Now there are even more options, some not so traditional ones and some more glamorous ones.

Buying a property in Portugal costs, on average, 1,031 euros/m2, according to data from the Portuguese National Institute of Statistics (INE). Even so, there are towns where prices exceed 2,000 euros/m2 (Cascais, Oeiras and Loulé).

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