Latest news and stories about property market in history in Portugal for expats and residents.
The ongoing housing crisis is driven by reduced supply and unregulated immigration. Addressing it effectively requires reasoned political action rather than extremist approaches that threaten democratic institutions.
An analytical exploration of how Portugal's luxury property market is spearheading a global shift towards wellness-integrated residential design.
Portugal's real estate market has reached a historic milestone in house prices, driven by evolving lifestyle trends and the development of integrated golf communities.
Complaints regarding real estate mediation have surged to record levels in 2025, primarily driven by issues with reservation payments, customer service, and breaches of purchase agreements.
The State and a large part of the municipalities lack the technical capacity to produce housing. It is difficult to transform rural land into urban lots.
On March 11, 1986, just over two months after Portugal's entry into the EEC, RTP dedicated its programme 'Panorama' to the housing crisis. If one only listens to the episode (parts I and II), without seeing the style of the glasses, one would almost think it was recorded last week.
After 200 years in the same family, the estate near Lisbon airport is for sale. We visited the property, which holds legends, stories, and memories amidst its frescoes and chapel.
Still looking ahead We’ve experienced booming markets and difficult ones. We’ve seen new government initiatives attract buyers from around the world. We’ve watched the Algarve evolve from a popular holiday The post A special four-part series celebrating 20 years of Exclusive Algarve Villas – When the Algarve changed forever (Part 4) appeared first on Portugal Resident.
An analysis of the evolution of housing in Portugal over five decades, highlighting the ongoing struggle to ensure it as a fundamental human right.
In this interview, the former secretary-general of the CGTP trade union reflects on the historical significance of May 1st, 1974, in consolidating the Portuguese revolution. He discusses current challenges such as low wages, the weakening of collective bargaining, the housing crisis, and the impact of new technologies on labor, while criticizing the government's proposed labor reforms as a neoliberal attack on collective labor relations.
The State is returning another plot of land from the Herdade dos Machados to its former owners, which was expropriated by the first governments following the 25th of April 1974 revolution. Following the 43.5 hectares returned in 2023, an additional 26.87 hectares are now being added. The reversion of the total area of 26.8712 hectares, consisting of..., has been approved.
