Rental market chaos – where to invest
Portugal’s rental market is in turmoil with new licensing restrictions, higher taxation, an outright assault on rental apartment owners, confusion and a vote of ‘no confidence’ from owners failing or
Villa rental potential grows as Algarve tourism reaches new heights
2024 has arrived, so we can expect another year of growing trends within the travel industry. Of course, the unprecedented growth of the Algarve’s tourism is a key focus for
Heat pumps: a growing sustainable choice!
In renovations or new home constructions, the installation of heat pumps for heating sanitary hot water and climate control is gaining more prominence. But why have they become viable and
Life Plan Resorts – The best of life is still to come
Life Plan Resorts will provide a high-quality and comfortable retirement experience, with primary care physicians and gerontologists on-site and more than 100 daily activities. If you’re searching for the ideal
Recent survey examines “what drives property sales in Algarve”
The Portuguese Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with DDM, a reputable property developer in the Algarve, has provided insight into the “preferences of potential property buyers in the Algarve”, following
Moving to Portugal Show returns to London in March
Discover the allure of Portugal! In the midst of a cold British winter, the word “Portugal” evokes images of a warmer year-round climate, picturesque beaches, breathtaking landscapes, and world-class golf
Experiencing the Ultimate Getaway at a Wine Resort
Indulgence, relaxation, and the beauty of the vineyards – this is what awaits you in the Algarve, at The Vines Wine Resort. For wine enthusiasts and those seeking a serene
6.94% rent cap in 2024
The maximum increase on rents that landlords can charge tenants has been set at 6.94% for 2024. This percentage has been fixed under the New Urban Rental Regime (NRAU) and
Property tax IMI to fall for a quarter of the population
Some 25.4% of the population will enjoy a reduction in IMI Almost one in five local authorities, or 194 councils, will reduce their property tax ‘IMI’ in 2024, according to
Property sales to stagnate in 2024?
The Portuguese believe that house sales will slump (45.8%) or even fall (40.7%) in 2024 compared to 2023. This is according to a survey from Imovendo that quizzed 14,749 people