Lisbon, Porto, and Cascais are where North Americans are looking most for houses to buy and rent, according to data from idealista cited by TPN.
“Around 90% of buyers who invest in the Algarve buy second homes,” TPN writes.
“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
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.
“And in Northern Europe there is greater youth emancipation: in countries like Sweden, Finland and Denmark, more than 90% of young people between 25 and 34 years old do not
“The golden visa and other tax solutions put Lisbon on the map internationally,” says Miguel Lacerda, Lisbon Residential Director of Savills, according to Spears. “Because of that, we were able to refurbish all
“Currently, there are 650,000 immigrants working in Portugal, six times more than in 2015, points out Ana Mendes Godinho,” TPN writes.
“With regard to rooms for rent, demand from North Americans is more significant [sic] in Lisbon, Porto, Cascais, Coimbra and Almada, data from idealista also reveals,” according to The Portugal
“Although this measure is being applied in Canada and being studied by the Government of the Balearic Islands (Spain), market specialists consider that this is not a solution for Portugal,”
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