Porto is on the radar of investors and large real estate transactions
Not only is Porto in fashion, it's on the radar. Whose radar? That of investors and international markets.
Lisbon: the “old city” with little charm which is “recovering its glory”
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
What are foreigners looking for when they invest in Portugal? “A piece of the country’s history…”
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.
House prices haven't risen so much in 25 years – 12.8% in 2017
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).
Keep these things in mind if you’re planning to invest in property in Portugal
Interest rates for mortgages are relatively low right now, and it’s possible to can earn more than 7% each year if you invest in a property in Portugal.
More Brazilians are buying property, but the French are still the top investors
The French are still top of the list for the nationality which invests the most in the Portuguese property market, making up 29% of the total. Even so, Brazilian investment keeps growing and already accounts for 19% of property purchases by non-Portuguese.
The other side of the river: discovering the land of the Lisbon South Bay
One catamaran, 50 real estate professionals and just one aim: to explore the land of the three projects that make up Lisbon South Bay.
… Where the ‘Cidade da Água’ will be born “in 10 or 15 years”
The ‘Cidade da Água’, City of Water, which will be built on the old Lisnave lands in Almada, is well underway.
5 reasons to buy a property in Portugal
Seems like the whole world and his dog are looking for a house in the Iberian Peninsula, if they haven’t bought one already. So what’s the big deal?