On 20 February, at 6:30 pm, the Faculty of Economics of the University of Porto (FEP) will host the seminar "Luxury Real Estate Trends in Portugal", an event that promises to provide an in-depth analysis of the luxury real estate market in the country. The guest speaker will be Ricardo Costa, Partner and CEO of LUXIMOS Christie’s International Real Estate.
The Faculty of Economics of the University of Porto (FEP) will host the seminar "Luxury Real Estate Trends in Portugal" on February 20 at 6:30 PM, an event that promises an in-depth analysis of the luxury real estate market in Portugal. The seminar will feature Ricardo Costa, Partner and CEO of LUXIMOS Christie’s International Real Estate, who will share his insights on the trends shaping the sector.
The drop in interest rates will attract British and Irish people, especially retirees, to invest in property in Portugal, according to Ricardo Costa, founder and CEO of LUXIMOS Christie’s. According to the economist, “these investors can benefit not only from a lower cost of living but also from tax incentives and the pleasant climate that the country offers”.
Located in the Vinho Verde wine region, the 23,700-square-foot Villa Beatriz has been in the same family since the early 1900s. Now the home is looking for a new steward. The property, with the main home’s original furniture and decorations largely intact, is now set to pass out of the family for the first time.
Ruy Nogueira of Luximos/Christie’s International Real Estate is handling the sale.
If your passion is hanging ten, or merely hanging out, these homes in prime global surfing destinations boast a backyard with some of the best swells and sandy expanses that Planet Earth has to offer.
One of theses homes is for sale in the Algarve through LUXIMOS Christie´s.
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Portugal has been growing in popularity among second-home buyers in recent years, particularly among North Americans.
“It wasn’t very often we saw Canadians buying property in Portugal, but I would say that six months ago they started to show up,” said Ricardo Costa, CEO of Luximos Christie’s International Real Estate in Portugal. “The currency has a lot to do with it.”
For retirees, the greater Algarve region is a relaxing haven, packed with golf courses, great coastline plus a food-and-wine scene.
Portugal’s holiday hot spot of the Algarve has long been popular for relocating retirees from the U.K., Ireland, and, increasingly, the U.S.
Mansion Global feature with participation from LUXIMOS Christie's International Real Estate.
Anyone familiar with the work of Portuguese movie director Manoel de Oliveira will probably recognise this opulent blue-tiled palace from his 2005 film, Magic Mirror. The 15-bedroom property was built at the end of the 19th century in the north of Portugal and has been carefully maintained by several generations of the same family (when the film was released, many cinemagoers questioned if the house was real or an elaborate set).
Ahead of Christie’s upcoming auction of sporting memorabilia from the Roger Federer Collection, Luxury Defined spotlights eight properties for tennis fans.
This luxurious seaside villa on the Algarve was designed for the tennis enthusiast. The centerpiece of the lush grounds is an alluring blue tennis court with a covered spectator-viewing area surrounded by palm trees. After a match, residents can relax in a beautiful resort-style swimming pool and terrace shaded by exotic plants and trees.
