French investment giant Corum aims to enter the market despite property slump.

Twelve-month sales expectations point to a more stable trend emerging.

International funds led real estate transactions in Portugal during 2022, accounted for more than 85% of the total.

The North East saw the highest annual percentage change of all English regions with 10.0%, while London saw the lowest with 3.2%.

The municipality of Lisbon itself accounts for nearly 10,000 applicants on the city’s housing waiting list.

Survey carried out by RICS finds majority of most expensive properties selling for below asking price.

The limits will apply only to houses that were already being rented in the last five years and aims to combat speculation in rental prices.

Over 10,000 London home owners received seven-figure valuations in 2022.

Prime Minister Antonio Costa ended the Golden Visa program aiming to end the real estate speculation in the country.

Housing market hit by widest prices falls since 2009; forward-looking indicators still point to a subdued outlook for the market.

The Portuguese capital is the fifth cheapest city to buy property albeit it is one of the cities with the smallest houses.

Pain for renters continues as fierce competition set to persist into 2023; Inner London rents surpass £3,000 pcm for the first time.

The proposed ban aims to make property more affordable for locals; “Not the solution” say housing pundits.

House prices set for fifteen percent drop; industry pundits predict that the ‘crash' won't be as bad as everyone thinks.

The country has been elected the best country globally to change your life. “It's so cheap you won't even have to work”

Sellers are accepting 4 percent discounts on asking prices to achieve a sale.

40% of the population that rents a house pays a monthly rent between €650 and €999; 21% pay more than €1000 monthly.

Rising borrowing costs squeeze prospective homebuyers, sparking a 2.3% decline for November.

Portuguese government fails to promote Golden Visas in rural areas; 80% of properties purchased in 2022 are in Lisbon and Porto.

The average transaction value for non-resident buyers is 95% higher than local buyers, according to the Bank of Portugal.