Purchase property

Buying a home in Portugal is becoming more expensive and the pace of increases shows no signs of slowing down. In the 4th quarter of 2021, the median price of the average family home in Portugal stood at 1,355 euros per square metre (euros/m2), reaching a new all-time high.

Palheiro Village is a development located in São Gonçalo in Funchal, offering excellent conditions for living or holidaying. This development comprises 70 properties, currently with 18 three and four bedroom villas, three urban plots and one rustic land under commercialisation.

Most people probably agree that buying a new house is a great feeling, especially in a country like Portugal with such an agreeable climate. And buying a new house right by the beach in Portugal, maybe with a sea view?

Buying a house is never an easy decision, and if you're not yet ready to take the big step of buying property in Portugal, a lease option could just be the perfect chance to get a taste of your future home before you invest. In Portugal, many people choose a rent-to-buy lease option because of its

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.

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.

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

The property market is still booming in Portugal and property prices continue their upward trend, albeit at a slower pace.

Portugal is trending, and the country's good momentum is also due to the real estate sector. The sector is becoming increasingly attractive, especially for international investors.

The luxurious 14th floor apartment ‘Castilho 203’, in the centre of Lisbon, ended up being bought for 7.2 million euros after being disputed by three millionaires.