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The project includes the refurbishment of 16 housing units, involving the replacement of windows and doors, wall coverings, interior flooring, sanitary fixtures, and kitchen cabinets.
Room00 Next Gen Hospitality plans to invest between 330 and 420 million euros in 20 new hotels across Portugal, Spain, Italy, and the UK by 2026. Portugal is a key growth market, with 60 to 80 million euros earmarked for three new properties in Lisbon and Porto, adding 217 rooms. The expansion is backed by a 400 million euro funding round led by King Street, focusing on acquiring and repositioning urban hotel assets to cater to Gen Y and Gen Z travellers.
The €1.5 million tourism project is located on a farm donated to the Foundation in 2022 and benefited from 'green financing' from BPI for adhering to sustainability principles.
Real estate agency Corcoran Atlantic has been chosen as one of the exclusive partners for sales and marketing operations for the Karl Lagerfeld Residences Lisbon project, taking on the promotion and commercialisation of the development in the North American market. The initiative is part of the international positioning strategy for one of the branded residential projects currently under development in the capital.
Real estate development is accelerating in Portugal. According to a study by the consultancy JLL, 41,770 new homes were completed in 2025, representing a 21% increase compared to the previous year. We analyse the main findings with Andreia Almeida, head of research at JLL, and Telmo Azevedo, head of residential. Listen to the podcast here.
The imbalance between supply and demand persists, with 9,600 houses sold but only 4,250 licence applications for new homes. Lisbon is increasingly sought after by foreign investors and buyers.
The first five of 16 state-owned properties are to be put up for sale. The two buildings in Lisbon account for approximately 96% of the revenue the Government expects to raise in this first round of public auctions.
Municipalities in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area (AML) had delivered approximately 8,500 housing units by the beginning of this month, mostly rehabilitated, representing one-third of the target set in the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP), which is being implemented until the end of August. In a statement, the AML notes that of the approximately 24,300 units submitted for the European funding plan, 8,500 were delivered by early March, 76% of which resulted from rehabilitation processes. Newly constructed housing accounts for less than one-fifth of the units delivered (18%), with even smaller shares resulting from acquisition (2%) and acquisition with rehabilitation (4%), according to the report presented at the Metropolitan Housing Working Group meeting held last Thursday. The housing submitted to the RRP by the 18 AML municipalities represents an investment of approximately 1.5 billion euros, which is also funded by the 1st Right programme. In addition to the municipal councils, other public entities in the AML territory have submitted 'a further 1,500 housing units to address the housing shortages identified in the region'. Initially, Portugal had until June to deliver the 26,000 homes planned under the RRP, but the figure was revised to 27,500 and the final deadline extended to 31 August. The Lisbon Metropolitan Area consists of 18 municipalities on the north and south banks of the Tagus River, namely Alcochete, Almada, Amadora, Barreiro, Cascais, Lisbon, Loures, Mafra, Moita, Montijo, Odivelas, Oeiras, Palmela, Seixal, Sesimbra, Setúbal, Sintra, and Vila Franca de Xira. The government is amending the 1st Right programme to ensure the execution of the RRP in housing support.
Savills’ newly released World Cities Prime Residential Index 2026 makes it clear that Lisbon will be on the radar of property investors across the globe this year. Having ranked seventh globally for The post Lisbon’s rise to glory appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The article reports that Home Boutique, a real estate company, is expanding into Portugal by partnering on the NOOBA River Apartments project in Barreiro, near Lisbon. The development features 62 luxury apartments ranging from 60 to 247 square meters, with amenities such as terraces, garages, a rooftop pool, and an athletics track, all set amidst gardens and green spaces. Priced from €317,000, the first units are expected to be delivered in Q3 2024. This move marks Home Boutique's international growth into Portugal's high-end residential market, facilitated by collaboration with developer Solid Sentinel. The expansion reflects the company's broader strategy to diversify its portfolio and enter new markets beyond Madrid.
The Ohai Peniche, a hotel that will occupy the site of the former municipal campsite, is already under construction, replicating the concept of Ohai Nazaré. This is part of Spanish group ILanga Capital's investment in two Portuguese locations linked to surfing and the sea. The Ohai brand was established as part of investments by Spanish millionaire Pelayo Cortina ...
Avalibérica has rescheduled an auction for the premises and contents of the former Sogapal printing house in Oeiras, now set for 17 March at 14:30, increasing the asking price. Initially, it was scheduled for 21 January at 14:30. Analyzing the data regarding the auction, the premises, as well as the equipment and ...
The Oeiras City Council has approved a significant real estate development at the former Foundry site, which contradicts the foundational principles of New Oeiras.
The project for the Novo Banco land, open for public consultation until 11 March, promises a radical change in Amoreiras. The new version includes 683 housing units, shops, services, and a “central square” with a garden.
The increasing cost of housing in major Portuguese cities has made home ownership a distant goal for many, as the effort required now surpasses half of their earnings.
Linklaters advised Cheyne Capital on a €137,500,000 financing provided to Arab Bank Switzerland. The financing was used by Arab Bank Switzerland to acquire, for subsequent rehabilitation, two historic palaces in the Chiado district of Lisbon that had been sold by the US firm Cerberus Capital Management. The project foresees converting the buildings into a development...
The well-known building where the former Lusitana brewery operated for several years, located at Avenida do Forte 9 in Carnaxide, and currently vacant, has just been sold by the Portuguese family office Lusoproa to a private investor. It was in early 2023 that the developer owned by the Batista family had bought it from M7 ...
A building in Arroios with six one-bedroom-plus apartments (T1+1) for €866,000. A plot in Campolide ready for new construction for €1.05 million. A historic detached villa in Cascais valued at €870,000. They could be ordinary listings on the Lisbon property market, were it not for the prices being below the market average and the ...
Cascais municipality has taken out a €30 million loan to stymie property speculation on 32-plots close to ‘millionaire paradise’ Quinta da Marinha. Correio da Manhã reports today that the council The post Cascais municipality takes out €30 million loan to stymie property speculation appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The deal followed the taking out of a loan and the filing of a precautionary injunction after the landowners are said not to have respected the municipality's right of first refusal.
Portugal is among the most dynamic European markets in luxury real estate. According to the latest global report from Portugal Sotheby's International Realty, the national market continues to benefit from solid demand, both domestic and international. CEO Miguel Poisson discusses new trends and shifts in the types of demand. Listen to the podcast here.
The Carlyle Group, a US private equity fund, is close to finalising the sale of the Penha Longa Resort, one of Sintra's most emblematic luxury resorts, Bloomberg reports. According to the agency, Carlyle is in negotiations with L Catterton, an investment vehicle backed by the French luxury group LVMH, which ...
Antas da Cunha Ecija advised Lisbon Real Estate Limited on the sale of the entire share capital of Projeto Rua de Santiago — the company owning and operating the Hotel Santiago de Alfama, located in the historic centre of Lisbon — to Frozen Memory. With this transaction, the hotel's management will now be provided by a ...
Benfica members approved the “Benfica District” project at an extraordinary General Assembly, with 59.24% voting in favour. The development — a campaign pledge of re-elected president Rui Costa — aims to transform the area around the Estádio da Luz, increase stadium capacity and will have material implications for the club's revenue streams, the local property market and urban infrastructure planning.
