Friday 28 de August de 2026 · Macaronesia
The Azorean capital has strung together several quarters of uninterrupted house-price rises, driven by tourism, short-term lets and an influx of new residents,…
The thermal appeal of Furnas has multiplied tourist accommodation supply, shrinking the pool of residential rentals.
The regional government is examining whether to declare urban pressure zones and step up rental support for young people.
The protected environment of the Sete Cidades massif severely restricts new housing construction in the parish.
The municipality of Lagoa, between João Paulo II airport and the capital, is seeing rising demand from airport and tourism-sector workers.
The freguesia of Fajã de Baixo is beginning to draw buyers who previously looked only in the historic centre.
More and more young people in Ribeira Grande are abandoning the idea of buying a first home, choosing instead to stay with their parents or move to Ponta Delga…
Nordeste holds dozens of shuttered houses belonging to families who emigrated to North America and visit only on holiday.
Cetacean-watching tourism and the north coast's thermal waters are starting to be felt in the local property market.
The arrival of remote workers and retirees from the United States and Canada is reshaping the market in central Ponta Delgada.
Century-old homes inherited by emigrant families are starting to be renovated, drawn by their architectural value and tourism potential.