Friday 28 de August de 2026 · Macaronesia
With only a few thousand inhabitants and a virtually non-existent market, the so-called 'white island' is seeing its handful of property transactions post pric…
The cheese island, with a shrinking, ageing population, is watching its traditional coastal fajãs, once nearly abandoned, gain value among buyers seeking rural…
The wine island is seeing restrictions to protect its stone-walled curraletas and vineyards, combined with growing interest from foreign buyers in rural houses…
Horta's harbour, an essential stopover for transatlantic sailing crossings, is attracting a growing number of foreign buyers seeking a home or second residence…
The Azores' second city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is watching rents climb sharply amid demand from personnel linked to Lajes Air Base and a shortage of fl…
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,…
With barely 5,000 inhabitants and a single golden-sand beach as its great draw, Porto Santo is facing a housing stock increasingly geared towards second homes …
The Madeiran capital has already passed 3,000 euros per square metre in the centre, with holiday lets and demand from foreign buyers the main drivers of a sque…
With around 700 residents, sandy streets and a housing stock that can barely grow within the Chinijo Archipelago Natural Park, the eighth Canary Island is watc…
The island of the meridian, with just over 11,000 residents, is pushing measures so its young people do not have to emigrate for lack of housing, in a territor…
Healthcare staff, teachers and service-sector employees posted to the La Gomera capital are finding an almost nonexistent rental market, with just a handful of…
Hay stores, stables and tool sheds are advertised as homes "with great potential" at prices that bear little relation to their actual agricultural use, on an i…