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The Portuguese government is proposing legislative changes to allow individual heirs to force the sale of inherited properties, a move intended to increase housing supply but which has sparked significant public and legal debate.
This webpage features property listings in Lisbon, Portugal, including a modern duplex in Avenidas Novas priced at €1,150,000. The duplex, built in 2023, offers 220 m² with three bedrooms, four bathrooms, and amenities like air conditioning and an elevator, situated in a tranquil, green area close to beaches and public transport. Additionally, there is a fully renovated one-bedroom apartment in Arroios listed at €339,500, with 54 m², balconies, natural light, and proximity to key city locations such as Jardim Constantino, public transport, schools, and hospitals. Both properties highlight Lisbon’s diverse housing options, blending modern comfort with excellent city access.
This article from Lisboa Secreta provides the latest news from Lisbon, Portugal. It covers topics such as: * Transportation: Updates on the GIRA bike-sharing network expansion. * Entertainment: Concerts and music festivals in Portugal featuring artists like Marilyn Manson and Post Malone. * Politics: The election of the new Pope and where to watch the election live. * Real Estate: Rising house prices in Lisbon. * History: Information on Portuguese popes. * Events: Details on Bad Bunny's concert in Lisbon, including ticket prices and sale dates. * Wellness: The best cities for practicing yoga, with a focus on Portugal. * Travel: An upcoming CP train strike that will interrupt train services.
Humberto Pedrosa, the owner of the Barraqueiro group, has made a significant purchase proposal of 100 million euros for the Herdade da Comporta property, which he submitted approximately a year ago.
House prices accelerated in half of the 24 most populous municipalities in the third quarter, with Coimbra and Setúbal recording the largest increases, figures published on Monday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE) show. According to the national statistics body, among the 24 municipalities with more than 100,000 inhabitants the following stand out...
Home News Half of the houses in Porto sold at the start of construction Half of the houses in Porto sold at the start of construction The real estate sector estimates that in Porto, up to 60% of new houses are bought off-plan or at the start of construction.
Home News Which municipalities in Portugal registered the highest increase in house prices? Which municipalities in Portugal registered the highest increase in house prices? According to data released by “ Confidencial Imobiliário”, cited by Executive Digest, Portugal registered a 23.
Lisbon's residential property market is strengthening its appeal to buyers from North America, consolidating the city as a preferred European destination for property purchases and investment.
Home News House prices rise in Portugal House prices rise in Portugal Portugal recorded the second-highest annual increase in house prices, 17. 7%, in the third quarter of 2025, with the eurozone average at 5. 1% and the European Union (EU) average at 5.
Home News Where have property prices dropped most in Portugal? Where have property prices dropped most in Portugal? The year 2025 was marked by a surge in house prices in Portugal; however, national data hides a different reality at the local level.
Home Property What international real estate tells us about where to invest in Portugal What international real estate tells us about where to invest in Portugal Those who follow the great real estate cycles know that what happens outside rarely stays outside.
In the heart of the capital, ten apartments designed by the famous fashion brand will be built. The majority of buyers are foreigners.
This is the first project by the maison founded by the late creative director of Chanel in Portugal, and it is expected to be completed in 2028. Featuring an entire floor dedicated to a spa, there are 10 apartments each over 234 m2.
A significant portion of the properties available for sale in Portugal, specifically 65.4%, are deemed appropriate for family living.
New millionaires are no longer just looking for relaxation: they want mobility, entertainment, and multiple homes at the same time. Portugal is now on the map, in a list that includes cities like Dubai and New York. However, the Portuguese offerings are still limited to keep up with a lifestyle that never stops.
Leading Iberian real estate developer Kronos Homes has launched its first mixed-use tourism project in Lisbon. MIMA Living, a collection of 180 residential apartments spread across two 14-storey buildings, is part of The post Kronos Homes announces first Lisbon mixed-use tourism project appeared first on Portugal Resident.
