“Every year almost 40% of the nation’s graduates leave in search of better work and living conditions elsewhere, according to Business Roundtable Portugal, a group of the country’s biggest private
“’There continues to be a structural shortage of supply,’ Joana Fonseca, head of research at Jones Lang LaSalle [ — which put out the report with those figures — ] said at
“[International Monetary Fund’s director for Europe] Alfred Kammer recognized the housing crisis in the country, considering that ‘the most worrying thing is the affordability of housing and renting,’” according to
“Demand from overseas is exacerbating a housing crunch that has kept prices rising and propelled costs in Lisbon to record levels — rising almost threefold since 2015,” Bloomberg writes.
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
“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
“Ministers have approved the measure of the Mais Habitação program, proposed by the Government, which includes the forced lease of houses that have been vacant for more than two years,”
“Average rent in Lisbon is now just over €2,000, while the minimum wage is about €760,” Antonio Fernandes writes in an article looking at people who are on the verge
“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
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