It is one of the topics that I will address periodically, especially when the statistics are related to my professional field, ie real estate consultancy.
In an interview with Conversa Capital, from Jornal de Negócios and Antena 1, Álvaro Santos Pereira, governor of the Bank of Portugal, issued several important warnings about housing, credit, family debt, and financial stability.
The main message is clear: Portugal is not facing a financial crisis, nor are there evident signs of a classic speculative bubble. But there...
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The demand remains strong, especially in consolidated urban areas, and the available supply is still not enough to ease the pressure. Lisbon remains at the center of this dynamic, but the movement is already felt in other cities and peripheral areas with good access, services, and quality of life.
The Real Estate Market in 10 numbers - May 2026 Lisbon remains expensive and... View more
And no, this is not explained just by the word "speculation." The origin of the problem is older and quite straightforward: increased demand and supply scarcity.
This article reflects my view on the real estate market in Lisbon, compared to other European capitals, and the solutions I consider more appropriate than simply building, building, and building, without considering where or...
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There are several new developments this year, primarily in the fiscal and regulatory landscape. The Government has launched an extensive package of measures aimed at rebalancing the market, with further changes expected in the coming months.
In this January 2026 Real Estate Snapshot, I will provide a more comprehensive summary as we start the year, covering the latest...
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I have decided, therefore, to write about the myths that overshadow housing in our country, using the imagery of mythology. Sometimes it seems that politicians, commentators, and professionals in the sector approach this serious problem as if they were talking about a world of fantasy. A world inhabited by unreal creatures, where nothing is what it seems and everyone insists on focusing on...
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But why wait until bad luck knocks on our door? The explanation largely lies in the psychology of procrastination and the very Portuguese characteristic of "let it go". Normally, we internalize risk as something distant and unlikely, until a specific situation - a robbery in the neighborhood or alarming...
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According to recent data from Eurostat, about 77% of Portuguese families own their homes. This impressive number places us well above the European average, which is around 69%. But how did we get here and what does the future hold for us? Let's explore!
Statistics and ComparisonsWhen we compare Portugal with other European countries, the difference is remarkable....
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Location is undoubtedly one of the most determining factors in the real estate market, and when it comes to Lisbon, the view of the Tagus River is one of the most coveted attributes by buyers and investors. But what is behind this significant appreciation, who drives this demand, and above all, is it worth investing? Let's explore all angles of this question.
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