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.
“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
“We couldn’t afford health insurance,” is one reason cited by a transplant from the U.S. who moved to Portugal with his husband in 2018 on a D7 visa, according to
“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,”
If you are looking for properties costing €40,000 (per square meter, not the whole place) — or more — you may need to go to Paris, but here in Lisbon we got some for around $30K/sqm.
“Prime rents in the cities grew more than 13% in the first half of the year — a faster pace than anywhere else in the world,” Bloomberg writes, citing Savills
“I can’t say that Portugal is the best real estate market in the world, but it is one of the best”, António Ramalho said at the Portugal Real Estate conference in
“[Catarina Viegas of Climáximo, an anti-capitalist collective], claims rent and property values are particularly affected, as digital nomads gobble up short-term rentals that are all already under immense pressure from tourists
Real estate listing behemoth Idealista did an analysis of average property prices by street. We’ll get right to it: The average price of a listing on Rua Garrett is a
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