This week in Portugal: thousands march against corporate-friendly labor laws, private jets en Route to Lisbon’s Web Summit get diverted to Spain, deputies are accused of racism, and home prices drop.
We’re kidding, home prices are still going up.
This week in Portugal: tragedy strikes iconic Lisbon funicular, real estate prices continue to climb, as does tuition, and authorities find pear-pickers living in inhumane conditions.
This week in Portugal: brides get bad deal, AIMA sad about missed appointments, Americans everywhere, and not keeping up with the Silvas
This week in Portugal: the election results are in, young men are propping up right-wingers, Azorean families are fleeing America, and tuk-tuks are hit with new fines.
This week in Portugal: The Carnation Revolution parade marches on, Politicians rally against anti-immigration, house prices rise, investors don’t get taxed, and the sabre-rattling continues.
This week in Portugal: Immigrant employment app, conflict of interest halts houses, empty homes in the city
“Housing activists in Lisbon are to hand over a petition, signed by more than 6,600 residents, calling on city officials to agree to hold a
Certainly not in Lisbon! Here, the median price of homes sold in the year ending in March 2024 was €4,188 per m2, according to National
“Portugal’s tax breaks, golden visa and sun-soaked beaches are luring overseas millionaires wanting to settle there,” Bloomberg writes (behind paywall).