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Portugal property supply drops by 4%

>Rental costs in Portugal have risen sharply.

The availability of rental houses has increased in many major cities. Data analysis of 20 district capitals and autonomous regions in Portugal shows that the rental market supply grew in 16 of them over the past year. Significant increases were seen in Viseu (a doubling, or +116%), Viana do Castelo (92%), Porto (71%), Beja (67%), Braga (62%), Aveiro (61%), Guarda (61%), Coimbra (57%) and Lisbon...

2025 Portugal Golden Visa Investors Face a Crucial Decision: Open-Ended or Closed-Ended (VC) Funds?

Portugal’s Golden Visa: Investors Must Choose Between Unlimited and Venture Capital Funds in 2025

3 Comma CapitalIMI Official Partner The elimination of real estate from Portugal’s Golden Visa program has altered the investment landscape. Fund selection now defines the choice for residency seekers, requiring a nuanced understanding of risk, liquidity, and long-term value. However, this simplification hides a complex decision: choosing between venture capital and open-ended funds, and...

How to Establish Portugal Tax Residence in 2025

Truthful Guide to Becoming a Tax Resident of Portugal in 2025

Portugal has long been one of the best European Union (EU) countries to establish tax residence thanks to its attractive tax schemes and business-friendly environment. Moreover, its high standard of living and natural beauty make it an excellent location for a second home. If you’re planning to get Portuguese residency or citizenship, sorting out your tax affairs is an important step. You definitely...

Portugal property supply drops by 4%

Portugal’s property listings decline by 4%

Among 20 capitals and autonomous regions, a decrease in the number of houses for sale was observed in 13 cities. Viseu experienced the largest decrease in housing supply (-18%), followed by Beja (-15%), Ponta Delgada (-11%), Lisbon (-10%), Évora (-10%), Bragança (-9%), Coimbra (-8%), Castelo Branco (-8%), Viana do Castelo (-7%), Leiria (-7%) and Setúbal (-5%). Vila Real (-3%) and Portalegre (-1%) saw...

Portuguese buying more houses in Spain

>Portuguese increasing their Spanish property purchases

loop Data from the General Council of Notaries of Spain indicates that 69,690 houses were sold to foreign citizens in Spain during the second half of 2024, a 10.3% increase compared to the same period in 2023. Of these sales, 40,489 were to foreign residents in Spain (up 11.8% year-on-year), and 29,201 were to non-residents (up 8.2%). Portuguese buyers completed 999 housing transactions during that...

Why villa owners should get ahead to secure 2026 bookings

Maximize 2026 Villa Rental Revenue: Book Early

The Algarve remains a popular destination, and many holidaymakers are already planning their 2026 vacations. Booking early can be a great opportunity to maximize your property's rental income.Holidaymakers are securing 2026 holidaysMore people are planning their holidays in advance, with 2026 gaining attention. The Algarve is a firm favorite for both European and international visitors, and demand is...

Real estate in Portugal resists global uncertainty

>Portugal’s property market remains stable amid worldwide economic concerns

Despite a challenging economic environment, the real estate market is demonstrating strength. Patrícia Barão, Residential Partner at Dils Portugal, highlighted this in a report by idealista. Market agents are seeing this strength reflected in sales. Marcos Drummond, sales director at VIC Properties, noted a “strong dynamic” since the beginning of the year, from both Portuguese and foreign buyers....

Portugal’s high-end Real Estate market is driving economic growth

Portugal’s Luxury Property Sector Fuels Economic Expansion

Portugal has long been known for its scenic landscapes, historical cities, and agreeable climate. More recently, it has emerged as a significant player in the European high-end real estate market, demonstrating remarkable resilience and influence. A recent study reveals that this sector plays a vital role in the national economy, generating substantial revenue and supporting a large workforce. The study, a...

Property sector in danger? More countries may follow Spain's tax moves

Rising Tax Concerns Threaten Real Estate Markets Globally

Following Spain's recently proposed 100% property tax on non-EU buyers, concerns are growing about similar measures potentially being implemented in other major European countries like Greece, France, and Portugal. New research from relocation specialists at 1st Move International warns this could significantly impact the EU's property sector, particularly for UK buyers. In 2024, Portugal, Spain, France,...

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