“Lisbon is the second city with the most seismic risks after Istanbul. Specialists say that until 1983, building protection against earthquakes was rudimentary,” according to Público. (in Portuguese)
“In this second quarter of 2022, homebuyers with a tax domicile abroad paid the median amount of €2,292/m2 (the amount recorded in the previous quarter was €2,209/m2), higher than what
“The number of international schools in Europe has grown by 32% in the last decade, which is further evidenced by the 93% increase in the Lisbon region in the last
“[Ben] Mitas and his wife, Megan, moved to Portugal from Florida in 2019, renting a four-bedroom apartment for 2,500 euros (or about $2,700) a month in Campo de Ourique, a
“Housing groups said the measures would mean little if the government continued to promote other policies to attract wealthy foreigners to Portugal, such as the “Digital Nomads Visa” introduced in
And shockingly, “the Portuguese Association of Real Estate Developers and Investors issued a statement describing the forced rentals as ‘an attack’ on private property,” according to Bloomberg.
Is this the end of the program that brought Portugal €6.8 billion in “investment” since 2012? Place your bets.
US winemaker Laely Heron said it would be “a slap in the face if they change this” and that she’s going to look to invest outside of Portugal if the
“Following stories that landlords in Lisbon are trying to wriggle out of the cap on rent increases next year by evicting tenants, and re-renting properties at a much higher rental,
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