US Real Estate Investors Still Focused on Portugal: A Safe Haven for Property Acquisition?



Discover why the US real estate investors are turning to Portugal as a secure and appealing destination for real estate investments.

Portugal remains a hotspot for international real estate investors, particularly Americans, who view the country as a secure and appealing destination for property acquisition. According to the Summer Report 2024 by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, investors are drawn to Portugal's mild climate, affordable cost of living, safety, and quality healthcare system. The country's commitment to sustainability and infrastructure development further enhances its appeal to investors. The report also highlights the diverse range of properties available in the Portuguese market, catering to the preferences of international buyers, from urban condos to beachfront homes and expansive countryside estates. These properties are located throughout the country, with Lisbon, Algarve, and the Portuguese islands being particularly popular among international real estate investors.


US Investors Still Focused on Portugal: A Safe Haven for Property Acquisition

Notably, nearly half of last year's clients were Americans, a trend that shows no signs of slowing down. The strong purchasing power of the US dollar in Portugal, coupled with increased direct flights between the US and Portugal, has contributed to this trend. Lifestyle and economic factors are driving a growing number of affluent investors to relocate to Portugal, where luxury real estate priced between 3 and 7.5 million euros offer a lifestyle akin to that of upscale neighborhoods in the US.

In recent years, many investors have taken advantage of Portugal's Golden Visa programto acquire properties or establish residency in the country. While the program is set to end in 2023, alternative residency options such as the digital nomad visa and various capital investment avenues are available. With potential changes in the political landscape, there is a possibility of the Golden Visa program being reintroduced, providing more opportunities for investors seeking to reside in Portugal.

Portugal's appeal to international real estate investors, particularly Americans, is driven by factors such as its favorable climate, affordable living costs, and diverse property offerings. The country's commitment to sustainability and infrastructure development, along with residency programs like the Golden Visa, continue to attract wealthy individuals looking to invest in Portugal real estate market.

US Real Estate Investors Still Focused on Portugal: A Safe Haven for Property Acquisition?

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