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The municipality of Penela has an area of 134.8 square kilometres, occupying 0.2% of the national territory. In size, it ranks 215th out of Portugal's 308 municipalities.

A report finds that housing availability in 72 municipalities is inadequate to satisfy current buyer and renter demand.
Home News Portugal rental market expanded Portugal rental market expanded The rental market in Portugal has expanded rapidly over the past few years, driven by a growing need for affordable housing. However, profitability is not uniform across the country.

Home News Price moderation for housing in Portugal Price moderation for housing in Portugal Prime Minister Luís Montenegro argued in parliament that “price moderation” for housing for purchase or rent “will be inevitable” after the government’s “risky measures,” which “do not have immediate resul

The rental market in Portugal 'remains underdeveloped and fragmented', according to the OECD.

In this episode, we discuss the disparity in wealth distribution worldwide. We cover the general strike scheduled for this Thursday. We also talk about the government's measure to reduce income tax to 10% for landlords who put their properties on the rental market. We conclude with the vote for the new president of the Eurogroup.

The proposals submitted by the Government to parliament “have positive effects, but are insufficient” to resolve the housing crisis, says Luís Mendes, vice-president of the Lisbon Tenants Association (AIL), in statements to the Lusa agency. "These are measures that could unlock the rental market, if landlords agree, but they are poorly structured to contain ...

After the government submitted a legislative package to the Assembly of the Republic on Tuesday that modifies VAT on construction and increases IMT for foreigners, the Minister of Infrastructure and Housing detailed the rental market strategy at the 'CNN Summit' on Wednesday, with a speech particularly aimed at those already...

Marques Mendes states that measures are needed to stimulate the rental market in housing. André Ventura accuses Mendes of being a crutch for the Government for not criticizing the rise in fuel prices and the reduction in the ISP discount.

At the end of a visit to Cáritas, the presidential candidate described the current situation in the housing market as “a nightmare”, which “negatively influences people's lives very much.”
