Discover Portugal’s new homes market in this expert-led webinar, with developers and architects sharing insights on pricing, demand, and hidden opportunities. Gain practical guidance on legal steps, tax considerations, and how to secure the right property with confidence
Register
Portugal’s property market is evolving fast, with new developments reshaping coastal regions, cities, and lifestyle destinations. For buyers and investors, navigating this landscape can be complex, from understanding shifting prices and demand to finding off-plan projects or off-market opportunities that never reach public listings.
This webinar brings together developers, and industry experts to give you a clear, on-the-ground view of where Portugal’s new homes market stands today.
Our panellists will discuss the cut legal requirements, tax structures, and common mistakes to avoid, alongside a candid look at where the strongest opportunities are emerging.
Whether you’re exploring a move, securing a second home, or considering a strategic investment, this session will help you approach Portugal’s luxury new homes market with clarity and confidence.
Schedule a free consultation with one of our expert team to understand how you can maximise your future financial and tax position as a wealthy international expat in Portugal.
Stay informed and be the first to know about our latest newsletters, articles, guides, and exciting upcoming events
Disclaimer: The information on the Portugal Pathways and Portugal Investment Owners Club (P Club for short) websites and in email communications is for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal, tax, or financial advice. You should consult and check with a qualified professional advisor before relying on any information provided on this website or in email communications. As it relates to investments in Golden Visas or other wealth management solutions offered by regulated and professional advisors, it is important to note that past performance is no guarantee of future returns. Private equities can be highly illiquid and come with risk and should always be under professional independent advice.