Conserving the municipal buildings for housing is one of the goals for the Urban Rehabilitation Area (ARU) of the historic center of Porto in the coming years…READ MORE
The redeeming factor about talking to hundreds of people, over many hours at a service stop, is that the overwhelmingly positive responses go some way to restoring your faith in people.
The project is expected to cost over €5 million…READ MORE And read Atlas reporter Gloria Dominguez’s reporting on the area: A Hard Hand with the Poor: The (Lack of) Progress
Lisbon’s May Day march didn’t have the pitchforks and torches of days past, but there was still plenty of energy, anger, and calls for change.
Prata Living Concept — Braço de Prata — has just completed its latest stage with a further 32 properties for sale. But, will it be a destination for all or
The Amadora City Council has established a rental support program aimed at the private housing market…READ MORE
A win for the Portuguese real estate industry: there’s still several ways to invest in Portugal’s two main cities and get residency in return — for one, by buying holiday rental properties.
“Another Lisbon Story” follows the community that makes up Bairro da Torre — a Lisbon favela — and their active participation in the future of their neighborhood. Director, Claudio Carbone, who was kind enough to answer some questions for Atlas.
Many previous short-term landlords in Portugal don’t plan to start renting out again even when tourism returns, but few are taking advantage of government incentives to convert to long-term rentals.
Video reporting on our neighbors in the North by the Man from Cork, with music by Blues
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