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Lisbon has cemented its position as one of Europe’s most attractive cities for real estate investment, ranking among the top 11 destinations on the continent, according to the latest PwC report.

The housing market in Lisbon and Porto continues to become more expensive year after year. However, municipal data conceal a very mixed picture when it comes to house prices in each area, which are evolving in markedly different ways.

The charming historic village of Póvoa Dão, in Silgueiros, just a few kilometres from Viseu, is once again up for sale, this time through an online auction.

Access to housing is becoming increasingly difficult across Europe, with house prices rising far faster than household incomes in recent years. Portugal, in particular, stands out for all the wrong reasons: it is one of the EU Member States where housing costs have more than tripled over the last decade.

Portugal has once again dazzled at the European edition of the World Travel Awards, claiming the title of Europe’s Best Destination – an accolade that reinforces the country’s standing as a global tourism powerhouse.

Access to housing in Portugal is becoming increasingly difficult as house prices reach record growth levels while wages fail to keep pace. However, this reality does not affect the entire country.

The new school year in Cascais is marked by the official opening of the full campus of King’s College School, a premium international school in Portugal, following a €75 million investment – the largest ever for a school in the country.

Looking to buy a house in Portugal without breaking the bank? If you’re thinking of relocating, investing, or simply finding a budget-friendly home in the Portuguese countryside, you’ll be glad to know that affordable property still exists – and not just in theory.

Portugal continues to be regarded as one of the most attractive destinations to live in, invest in, or visit for members of the LGBTI+ community, even though it dropped out of ILGA Europe’s Rainbow Map top 10 in 2025.

Portugal is increasingly establishing itself as one of Europe’s leading destinations for luxury property investment, particularly among buyers from the United Kingdom and the United States.This trend is confirmed by LUXIMOS Christie’s International Real Estate, which has recently strengthened its in

A new study, part of the “National Roadmap for Adaptation 2100”, presents alarming forecasts for the future of Portugal's coastline.