The recent announcement of the ‘More Housing’ set of measures by the Portuguese government is unfortunately creating a lot of instability and confusion in the market.

The government of António Costa announced a series of radical measures to combat real estate speculation, including the end of Portugal’s popular Golden Visa program.

2022 was a strong year for Golden Visa applications, with a 42% increase compared to 2021. This corresponds to 1,281 Residence Permits and 654.2 million euros.

The numbers are now out: Portuguese real estate prices rose by 14% in 2022, despite the challenges posed by inflation and the war in Ukraine.

As we close 2022, we are proud to announce that our O Moinho 98 (The Mill 98) project is almost ready to welcome visitors!

Relatively speaking, Portugal is still doing reasonably well.

House prices in Portugal still continue to rise as supply remains scarce for the existing demand.

If you are considering investing in Portuguese real estate for Golden Visa purposes, you may not have a lot of time left to do so.

Today we had the opportunity to visit Lisbon’s Camara Municipal (City Council) and have lunch with an advisor of Lisbon Mayor Carlos Moedas.

Portugal has long been considered a cryptocurrency tax haven. It was probably too good to last.

Portugal released the requirements for its highly anticipated "digital nomad visa."

After Lisbon and Cascais, Comporta is the location we get asked about the most. Here’s why.

Good news! As an investor, your Golden Visa application can cover your entire family.

Most investors choose to buy property for rental (short or long term), as a second home, or as a retirement destination.

Quite a few investment options are available, even though in practice some are a lot more common than others.

Since its inception in 2012, Portugal’s residency-by-investment program has become one of the most popular in the world.

The first thing you’ll need to do is obtain a NIF (Portuguese fiscal number).

Yes you can. Whether you are a citizen or a foreigner, Portuguese banks do finance up to 80% of the value of the property.

After years spent commuting between Los Angeles, Lagos and Nairobi, I started looking for a permanent home.

Yes, but it also depends on your expectations and your strategy.