Before buying a property in a different country, it’s always a hard task to get an overview of the real estate market and understand if there is a high risk and what are the trends. (...) The real estate market in Portugal has been growing the last few years, though 2019 turned to be a slower year for this sector. (...) Ricardo Costa, LUXIMOS Christie´s SEO confirms:"The investment volume will remain high in 2020. Residential demand is expected to maintain the growing trend throughout 2020."

One has 11 houses under restoration and is advertised for 900,000 euros, while the other takes up 10 hectares and is on the market for 1.8 million euros. (...) "These villages have attracted the interest of foreign investors seeking to develop projects in the field of ecotourism, focusing on nature conservation, restoration of biodiversity and preservation of natural heritage," says Ricardo Costa, CEO of LUXIMO'S Christie's International Real Estate, which markets the assets in question.

The Luxury Property Show, happening in Olympia London through 31 October to 1 November, is showcasing the fanciest properties in the world. The show (...) has released images of twelve of the best from the UK, Spain, France, Portugal, United States and more. (...) this single-story villa combines contemporary architecture with an ultra-luxurious furnished interior. The property also features a pool, covered patio and private gardens. For sale with LUXIMOS Christies.

A selection of some of the most stunning properties from around the globe are set to be showcased at Europe's only luxury property show. The event, which returns to Olympia exhibition centre in west London on October 31 and November 1, is an opportunity to get an enviable glimpse at opulent developments in the UK, Spain, France and Portugal. (...) The stylish Villa do Conde in Porto (...) boasts a pool, a covered patio and private gardens and is for sale with LUXIMO's Christies.

For many different reasons, Portugal has been elected several times one of the best countries in the world to live in. And the Algarve definitely stands out in the list of the best regions. This year, the Algarve is living an extended summer scenery, with thermometers around 30ºC. (...) But we can't leave Porto aside. Portugal’s second city has much more to offer than just port wine.

The Marechal Saldanha Prestige brings six new luxury apartments to the most coveted area of Oporto. In the heart of Foz do Douro, a few meters from the sea, Marechal Saldanha Prestige promises maximum quality, with an irresistible design. A new luxury development is being born in Rua Marechal Saldanha, in Oporto, and is distinguished by four essential factors: location, exclusivity, areas and finishes.

On Marechal Saldanha Street in Foz do Douro, in one of Porto's most sought after areas, Marechal Saldanha Prestige, a luxury five-storey condominium with only half a dozen apartments, was born. The cheapest, a T2 with 122.5 square meters, costs 690 thousand euros, with all other apartments priced at over one million euros. Most expensive, a 223-square-meter T3 duplex, located on the fourth floor and the top floor, was sold for 1,315 million euros.

On Marechal Saldanha Street in Foz do Douro, in one of Porto's most sought-after areas, Marechal Saldanha Prestige, a luxury five-storey development with only half a dozen apartments, is being built. The cheapest, a T2 with 122.5 square meters, costs 690 thousand euros, all other apartments with prices over one million euros. The most expensive, a 223-square-meter T3 duplex, located on the fourth and top floors, is being sold for 1.315 million euros.

There's a new luxury condominium shining in the Bairro das Artes, in Oporto. It's an imposing palace whose neighbours are the Palácio de Cristal, the Soares dos Reis National Museum and the famous Miguel Bombarda quarter, where there are plenty of art galleries, countless art projects, retro and avant-garde shops, cafés, hair stylists, grocery stores, organic produce stalls, artists' studios and coworking spaces.