The Portugal News18 SeptProperty of the Week: Prestigious villa with cottage, swimming pool and tennis court
Set within beautifully landscaped and fully enclosed grounds of 15,110 m², this impressive single-storey villa of 320,30m² offers an exceptional balance of privacy, space, and modern comfort in a prime location near Guia.
The Portugal News18 SeptHave you used buses to explore the Azores?
Bus stops in the Azores are an important part of daily life and a useful option for visitors who want to explore the islands without renting a car. From busy towns to small villages, buses help connect local communities across each island.
The Portugal News18 SeptStop Surfing Property Portals in Portugal
For international buyers looking at Portugal, the traditional property search can quickly become overwhelming.
The Portugal News17 SeptLisbon loses 8,300 AL properties due to rising house prices
Lisbon has lost around 8,300 registered local accommodation (AL) properties since the pandemic, as house prices in the capital have continued to rise despite the reduction and tighter restrictions on short-term rentals.
The Portugal News17 SeptHow to Buy MemeToro On Trust Wallet: A Beginner’s Crypto Presale Walkthrough
Buying a presale token is different from buying a coin on a major exchange. The buyer connects a self-custody wallet to an official project page, chooses a payment method, and waits for the project’s claim process after the sale or token generation event.
The Portugal News17 Sept7 Cooler Hotspots in Portugal’s Real Estate Play
Tired of the heat waves that are affecting Europe and much of the world? Many people think that Portugal is always intensely hot and that the best real estate investments can only be found in the top three places: Lisbon, Porto, and the Algarve’s Golden Triangle.
The Portugal News16 Sept‘California of Europe’ planned for the Algarve
A leading London lawyer is investing in a luxury property development in the hills of the Algarve, an area he believes has the potential to become the “California of Europe”.
The Portugal News16 Sept5 new books to read this week
This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Switzy by Emma Cline and Gravity Let Me Go by Trent Dalton.
The Portugal News16 SeptPortuguese association presents proposals for affordable rent
The Housing and Development Association for Portugal (AHDPP) "intends to speak to the middle class in particular," focusing on affordable rental housing, involving private investors and municipalities to "scale up" new construction and the rehabilitation of vacant properties.
The Portugal News15 SeptDams in Portugal have an average water storage capacity of 77%
Dams in Portugal currently have an average water storage capacity of 77%, bucking the drought trend in the European Union, the president of the Portuguese Environment Agency (APA) said.
The Portugal News15 SeptIrish buyers maintain strong presence in Portugal’s prime Algarve property market
New research released ahead of the Moving to Portugal Show in Dublin on 22 September shows Irish purchasers are among the leading international buyers.
The Portugal News14 SeptBrussels creates "housing pressure" status applicable to Portugal
Over half of the municipalities in Portugal fulfill the European Commission's criteria for being classified as areas affected by housing stress, since the Brussels-based agency has introduced a new framework in order to enable local, regional, and national authorities to deal with the crisis in the sector.
The Portugal News13 SeptThe Future Is Also Built Here!
There are news items that, due to their apparently sectoral dimension, may go unnoticed by the general public, but which say a lot about the country we are building.
The Portugal News13 SeptIn the next real estate cycle, appreciation will have to be created!
For many years, real estate investment benefited from a particularly favorable mix: low interest rates, an abundance of capital, and widespread asset appreciation. In many cases, buying well and waiting for the market to do some of the work was a perfectly rational strategy. The next cycle, however, may be different.
The Portugal News12 SeptWhen the home limits mobility
Portugal has been discussing the housing crisis mainly from two questions: how many houses are missing and how can we build faster. Both are essential, but there is a third question that continues to receive less attention: what housing market do we want to create?
The Portugal News12 SeptNeoclouds: The Next Opportunity in Digital Infrastructure and Real Estate
By David Moura-George, Commercial Director & Board Member of Athena Advisers
The Portugal News12 SeptHousing in Portugal: Missing a Look at the Whole
Almost every week new figures on housing in Portugal appear.
The Portugal News11 SeptPS could win the next elections in Portugal
The Partido Socialista (PS), currently led by José Luís Carneiro, would have won the elections if they were held now.
The Portugal News11 SeptProperty of the Week: Contemporary 3-bed with pool in Ponta da Piedade, Lagos
Located in one of Lagos’ most prestigious areas, just a few minutes’ walk from the beaches and the iconic cliffs of Ponta da Piedade, this contemporary villa combines modern architecture, comfort and a privileged location by the sea.
The Portugal News11 SeptPortugal's Real Estate Market Has Changed
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The Portugal News11 SeptLandlords in Portugal can raise rents by up to 2.56% in 2027
Landlords can increase rental values by up to 2.56% in 2027, based on August inflation figures confirmed by the National Institute of Statistics (INE).
The Portugal News10 SeptForeigners secure €87 million investment for housing in Portugal
Three international property professionals have joined forces to launch a new development company in Portugal, planning 245 homes across three residential projects.
The Portugal News10 SeptHouse rental prices rise in Portugal
House rentals per square meter rose 5.2% in August compared with the same month in 2025, 0.1 percentage point less than in July, with all regions registering year-on-year growth, the INE reported.
The Portugal News10 SeptWhat luxury living looks like in Portugal's Western Algarve
The western Algarve, at the southwestern edge of Europe, is shaped by a protected Atlantic coastline, open landscapes, surf culture, national parks, vineyards and a strong food scene. With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, demand stays consistent across both residential and rental markets.