Along the southern coast of Portugal you’ll find the Algarve region, which is known for its beautiful limestone rock formations that lead up to the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.
Somewhere between whipping up batches of fresh (and medicinal) mint mojitos in your cramped city apartment after work and getting sunburned on exotic beaches during your two measly weeks of vacation a year, a lightbulb switches on.
Fun fact: There are more than 95,000 miles of coastline in the U.S. (according to the NOAA). And while we love every inch of those miles, if you’re on the hunt for a budget-friendly waterfront spot to live, a new ranking suggests broadening your sightline to include international destinations.
Spread throughout the country are small palaces, former monasteries and manor houses up for sale, with prices ranging from four to 19 million. What kind of investors seek this type of real estate?
There are manors for sale scattered throughout Portugal that cost between four and 19 million euros. Economia Online studied the market in an attempt to learn the profile of investors that are interested in this type of property.
Luximo’s, which represents Christie's International Real Estate in Portugal, has unveiled a new website that is “simpler, faster and more effective” to use.
For the bulk of British buyers in Portugal, a holiday home means the golden dunes and golfing greens of the Algarve. But Lisbon’s large-scale regeneration in recent years and the growing appeal of Porto as a weekend destination, thanks to cheap flights, is encouraging buyers to contemplate city life instead.
After establishing itself in the north of Portugal (Porto), Luximo's Christie’s International Real Estate has now announced the opening of an office in Vilamoura Marina.
