Coronavirus

Rental market prices, namely in Portugal's capital Lisbon, have skyrocketed in the last few years, as has been in the case for the purchase and sale of property in the city.

Shoes are undoubtedly a means of transportation for dirt and possibly viruses. Ideally, therefore, they should be left outside the house whenever possible, especially in the current circumstances of the pandemic.

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 coronavirus c

Leave your summer holiday plans on 'stand by'.

The global coronavirus pandemic is affecting everyone and everything in one way or another. The authorities anticipate a year of global economic recession, which contrasts with the time before the outbreak of this global health crisis.

Now that we are spending so many more hours at home due to the coronavirus outbreak in Portugal, it is important to create a more pleasant, comfortable and, above all, healthy environment to spend your time.

There are several updates in the moratorium law on mortgages in Portugal.

Most house buyers with a mortgage tend to take out home loans to be paid back over 25-30 years. This is a very long term and it represents a lot of money in interest.

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.

Escaping from the big cities, namely Lisbon and Porto, and going to a quieter or less busy area of the country, such as a rural village in Alentejo: this is what some residents in Portugal have done in a bid to avoid the COVID-19 pandemic. However, this is not the right decision.