Latest news and stories about expat lifestyle in Portugal for expats and residents.
Portugal is shifting its economic focus beyond tourism, increasingly attracting long-term expats and property investors drawn by its lifestyle and evolving market dynamics.
In this fascinating Resident podcast episode, world traveller and former music executive Clive Gardiner shares how COVID-era changes led him and his wife Malika to choose Lagos in Portugal’s Algarve The post He worked with Dolly Parton, Westlife & Gabriel – Interview with Clive Gardiner appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Harneet Baweja, founder of the Gunpowder restaurant, discusses his journey from London to Lisbon, his passion for surfing, and his mission to bring authentic, high-quality Indian cuisine to the Portuguese capital while embracing local ingredients and traditions.
After decades between politics and the real estate sector in New York, he bought a house in Lisbon and invested in Atlético Clube de Portugal. He values living among the locals and “loves” his clothes drying rack.
What is the community of North Americans who cannot get enough of Portugal looking for? We enter homes worth millions and bring you a neighbourhood story, as we say goodbye to the counter after 71 years.
The French owner of The Reformer Lab chain welcomes Observador into her apartment near São Jorge Castle. “I cannot promote a wellness routine if I am behind my computer.”
Lisbon and Porto are among the top 10 most attractive cities in Europe for digital nomads, according to a new report analysing the best destinations for remote workers in 2026. The post Lisbon and Porto among Europe’s top 10 cities for digital nomads appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Our guest today is Sara Allen, Real Estate Sales Director at Martinhal Family Hotels and Resorts, who began her Portugal journey in 1999 as a 21-year-old Algarve holiday rep’, after The post Martinhal magic & marathons – Interview with Sara Allen appeared first on Portugal Resident.
A reflection on how Lisbon's Baixa-Chiado district has transformed into an exclusive enclave for international residents, where a 'gourmet' lifestyle remains affordable for those earning foreign salaries, while the realities of local life are largely ignored.
Faro is attracting a growing number of foreign chefs, drawn by the city’s relaxed lifestyle, mild climate and access to high-quality local produce. According to Lusa news agency, many are The post Faro attracts growing number of foreign chefs appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Home News Ikea to open new shop in Portugal Ikea to open new shop in Portugal IKEA Portugal has confirmed the opening of a new store in Coimbra, scheduled for the beginning of summer 2026, at the Mondego Retail Park in Taveiro.
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.
