U.S. Nationality and Investment Act

Changes to Nationality Law hinder US investment decisions

Filipa Pinto Carvalho, co-founder of RedBridge Lisbon, admits in an interview with Lusa that changes to the Nationality Law have been a factor that has somewhat hampered investment decisions from the US. Created four years ago, RedBridge is a community of entrepreneurs, professionals and investors and is consolidating itself as a platform between Portugal and the US.
Looking for houses to buy from abroad?

US and UK lead the search for homes in Portugal from abroad

It's true that house sales in Portugal to non-residents have been falling for three years. But it's also true that our country continues to be considered a haven for living and investing, especially in times of global uncertainty, such as those we are experiencing now due to the conflict in the Middle East. Perhaps that's why the demand for houses for sale from abroad remains quite strong in major Portuguese cities. And it is mostly the USA and the UK that lead the international demand, as shown by the most recent data from idealista, publisher of this newsletter.
Moving to Portugal Show

Moving to Portugal Show highlights strong UK interest in relocation

The latest Moving to Portugal Show and Seminars in London drew a sizeable crowd of prospective movers on 26th March 2026.Held by the Portuguese Chamber of Commerce in the UK, the event is billed as the country’s longest‑established show dedicated specifically to moving to Portugal and investing ther
Saudi investment in Portugal

Saudi investors eye housing and tourism opportunities across Portugal

Saudi entrepreneurs are exploring investment opportunities in Portugal’s housing and tourism sectors, viewing the country as “a great place to invest,” according to Alwalid Albaltan, President of the Saudi Arabia–Portugal Business Council.“Most municipalities have opportunities in housing, and there
Living in Portugal property guide

Buying property in Portugal as a foreigner: complete guide 2025

Portugal has become one of the most popular destinations for international property buyers. With its stunning coastline, vibrant cities, and attractive lifestyle, investing in Portuguese real estate offers both a high quality of life and promising financial returns.
British and American buyers in Portugal

British and American buyers driving demand for homes in Portugal

Portugal continues to attract strong interest from property buyers in the United Kingdom and the United States. Even after the end of the golden visa programme and tighter rules for non-habitual residents, both countries remain key sources of international buyers.
casas de luxo

Portuguese luxury property market captivates British and American buyers

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
Lisbon

Lisbon among the most attractive cities for property investment in 2025

The European property market is gearing up for a dynamic year in 2025, with Lisbon standing out as one of the most attractive cities for investors. According to the European Investor Intentions Survey 2025, conducted by CBRE, 70% of investors believe the market has already recovered or will recover over the course of the year, following the challenges experienced in 2023.
Luxury villa for sale in Portugal

Tips for buying luxury property in Portugal

Buying luxury property in Portugal is an attractive option for international investors and expats. With its diverse regions, favourable tax incentives, and high quality of life, this guide provides comprehensive insights into the process, especially for foreigners.
Portugal property news

Portugal will be a "safe harbour" for investment

Portugal's Minister of the Economy, Pedro Reis, argued that, during this time of geopolitical tensions and changes, Portugal will take on the role of a "safe harbour" for investment.These statements were made at the end of November during a speech at a conference organised by the Financial Times in