Property for sale in Portugal

The price of houses is constantly rising in Portugal, with the increase in the national average being greater for used houses than new ones, despite the fact that new properties are also more expensive and are selling more and more.

Thirty years old, married or in a common-law union, with university-level education.

They are called Central and Uptown and are the most recent residential marketing projects in Vilamoura in the Algarve. With these developments, 214 charming new villas and apartments will reach the market in 2020.

There is a certain real estate practice that seems to be gaining ground in Portugal, based on a model used in France – the sale of properties with the reservation of the usufruct of the property in exchange, without paying the full amount of the agreed sale price, but rather paying a kind of agreed

London’s got Soho, Lisbon has Príncipe Real. The most LGBTI-friendly district of the Portuguese capital attracts restaurants, shops and entertainment venues as well as residents and investors.

The sale price of houses in Portugal rose by 14.2% in March 2018 in comparison with the same month in 2017. We have to go back 26 years to the first quarter of 1992 to find a record of price evolution higher than the current one: that year, the year-on-year price development was 16.1%. In this

To buy or to rent, that is the question. The answer to this question is in line with an existing reality in Portugal, as people in Portugal prefer to be owners of their properties rather than tenants.

There is a new trend of foreign investment in the Portuguese real estate market that is beginning to gain ground. It comes from across the Atlantic, specifically from the United States of America. Portugal's improved image and reputation is attracting more and more tourists and investors.

Around three hundred people accepted the challenge thrown down by Massimo Forte and Gonçalo Nascimento Rodrigues, specialists and independent consultants in mediation and real estate investments, to think about the "Out of the Box" market (referring to the real estate and financial sector opinion bl

The level of investment that comes to Portugal thanks to the Golden Visas it gives out to people from overseas is decreasing, though real estate continues to be the main driver of the programme.

When choosing where you want to buy a house, in addition to the comfort factor with respect to work or family, we also have to take into account the price per square metre or square foot of housing in the areas we are considering. So what are the cheapest destinations for real estate in Portugal?

Buying a house can be a real headache, whether it’s your first time or you’re an old hand.

Buying a home is definitely getting more expensive.

Misericórdia, Santa Maria Maior and Santo António. These are the three neighborhoods that attract the most ex-pats who want to buy a house in the Portuguese capital. There are two new areas that have started to gain ground, too - interesting insider news for those looking to invest.

With house prices currently rising in the property market, buyers and investors are looking for cheaper alternatives to purchasing used houses or flats in Portugal.

Making houses more efficient is one of the objectives of the Portuguese government through the "Casa Eficiente 2020" (Efficient House 2020) programme, which will receive funding of 200 million euro in the period 2018-2021 and aims to make Portuguese houses more welcoming and efficient.

Buying a house is becoming more and more expensive. Property prices in Portugal rose by 3.8% in the first three months of the year, compared with the last quarter of 2017, making the price 1,748 euro per square metre (m2), or 162 euro per square foot (sq ft), according to the idealista price index.

Every year, millions of euros are invested in improving detached and semi-detached houses to increase their market value for sale or rental purposes, trying to make the most of the improvements made.

The real estate market is red-hot in Portugal. Never before have so many houses been sold – 153,292 in 2017, 26,186 more than the previous year (20.6%), and prices are in line with this trend.

Negotiating the price of a home is possible. You just need is the right motivation.

Not only is Porto in fashion, it's on the radar. Whose radar? That of investors and international markets.

The Algarve, Costa de Plata and more recently Lisbon: the domestic housing market is red-hot and more and more foreigners are investing in Portugal, a scenario that should continue in the near future, predicts Colm Wilkinson, regional manager of PortugalProperty.com Lisbon, in an interview with idea

Never before have so many houses been sold in Portugal, neither so many, nor at such a high price. In total, 153,292 houses were sold in 2017, 26,186 more (20.6%) than in 2016.

Lisbon has definitely entered onto the radar of foreign investors, a scenario that is not just a passing trend, but seems to have come to stay. Colm Wilkinson, Regional Manager of Lisbon PortugalProperty.com, moved to Lisbon 13 years ago and says he is in love with the capital.

Too much demand and too little supply – it’s a scenario that continues to fuel the rise in the property prices. In the last year alone, prices have increased by 12.8%, the largest increase since 1992, according to data from Confidencial Imobiliário (Ci).