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.
“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
According to, Rachel Sanderson, writing for Bloomberg, “Southern European policymakers won’t give up offering incentives to lure the restless global elite. A toxic mixture of long-term low growth, high debt and stubborn unemployment
Is this the end of the program that brought Portugal €6.8 billion in “investment” since 2012? Place your bets.
“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,
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
“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
“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)
“The state is saying that we are going to force the private sector to rent out their vacant properties, but municipal councils and the state do not rent out their
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