Friday 28 de August de 2026 · Macaronesia
Although Flores has fewer than four thousand inhabitants, young people in Santa Cruz das Flores say there are barely any rental flats available at prices they …
The Azores' smallest island depends on healthcare and teaching staff posted there temporarily, yet lacks suitable housing to put them up.
This former agricultural freguesia is starting to see sales to buyers from outside the local community.
The island's second largest town is recording a rise in work to restore traditional housing, driven by new arrivals.
The thermal appeal of Furnas has multiplied tourist accommodation supply, shrinking the pool of residential rentals.
Graciosa's designation as a Unesco Global Geopark has multiplied enquiries from foreign buyers, though the housing supply has barely grown.
The historic transatlantic aviation stopover is once again shaping the housing market in the capital of the Azores' oldest island.
The coastal village of Praia do Norte, known among big-wave surfers, has almost no new housing developments.
In the parish of Fazenda, traditionally devoted to dairy farming, most rural property transactions include pastureland, not just the house. This pushes up the …
The small coastal town, linked to Christopher Columbus's 1493 stopover, is drawing growing property interest.
The small settlement of Fajãzinha, with its basalt-stone houses and gabled roofs, is seeing a surge in renovation work driven by buyers keen to preserve the is…
The geological rarity of this semi-desert landscape is starting to translate into modest property interest in nearby rural plots.