Trouble looms in the housing market bubble with the end of a two-decade boom.

Rising demand and limited supply drive housing prices beyond sustainable levels.

Stamp duty hike on second homes risks deepening the rental crisis, reducing supply and raising costs for tenants.

The average value of a house in Portugal increased from €102,000 in 2013 to €212,000 in 2023, according to CBRE.

Zoopla reports increased buyer demand in September driven by lower interest rates.

Lisbon ranks as the 6th most profitable European capital for purchasing a property to rent out.

Modest growth expected as market confidence rises amidst interest rate reductions.

Over 80% of a million-euro plus properties are concentrated in Portugal's three key districts.

The average property price rose to £291,268 from £289,042 in June, per Halifax's index.

Lisbon, Porto, and Faro comprise over 50% of loan requests from non-residents.

Survey indicates boost in UK Home sales and prices with potential mortgage rate cuts.

Increased rental activity in Portugal at the start of 2024, with a slowdown in rent increases.

Rising demand and low supply hit ‘Generation Rent’ amid election focus on home ownership.

Industry pundits predict increased demand in Montijo, Alcochete, and Setúbal following the Portuguese government's announcement.

The UK property market provides numerous opportunities outside the major cities.

Housing prices hold steady in April compared to the previous month as diverse patterns in Portugal's real estate landscape emerge.

UK home prices averaged £281,000 in February, but exhibit notable regional discrepancies.

According to Eurostat, Portugal ranked fifth in the EU for increased house prices between Q4 2023 and the previous year.

ONS data illustrates the consequences of elevated borrowing costs and a stagnant property market.

Lisbon retains its status as the costliest city for apartment rentals, despite rental price decreases in five district capitals.