Government housing measures “sufficient to meet needs”
A Portuguese construction association boss says the country needs 45,000 new build houses to solve Portugal’s chronic affordable housing shortage. The President of the Association of Civil [...]
A Portuguese construction association boss says the country needs 45,000 new build houses to solve Portugal’s chronic affordable housing shortage. The President of the Association of Civil [...]
Portugal’s ‘More Housing’ programme introduced in February, 2023 in a bid to help offset the country’s chronic affordable housing crisis in Lisbon, Porto and parts of the Algarve, was hotly [...]
There is a discrepancy of 30% between the cost of actual rents in Lisbon and the amount that tenants think they’ll have to pay. The average price o rent an apartment in the capital has soared to [...]
There are four root problems causing Portugal’s housing crisis says the president of the Portuguese Association of Real Estate Developers and Investors. (APPII) In an interview with the news [...]
A significant slice of new apartments, whose applications for planning permission have been submitted to municipal councils in Portugal over the past 5 years, have yet to receive planning [...]
Lisbon City Council has introduced new rules to make investments “more agile and appetising” for developers to build affordable council housing in the city. It means there will be more social [...]
Portugal has become a haven for affluent international investors and expats due to its favourable climate, low cost of living, stable economy, safety, and attractive residency options. The [...]
The Portuguese public blames real estate developers and sector companies in general for the country’s affordable housing crisis according to an survey conducted by the proptech Imobiliária [...]
The Portuguese government forced through its unpopular and controversial More Housing package in the parliament on Friday using its socialist party majority. It means that despite his grave [...]
Funding set aside by the government from the Recovery and Resilience Plan to build 26,000 new houses by 2026 is unlikely to have a takers from developers because of the increase in construction [...]