From January 2009 EPCs will be required whenever a building is built, sold or rented out. If you are buying or selling a home you now need a certificate EPC by law.

From 7 to 16 November, Portimão celebrates one of its oldest and most beloved traditions. Enjoy roasted chestnuts, local flavours, and lively music in a festive autumn atmosphere. Explore traditional stalls, fun rides, and exhibitions at the Portimão Arena. A timeless event that brings together locals and visitors year after year.

Thinking about purchasing a property in Portugal? Discover which documents you’ll need to apply for a mortgage as a foreign buyer and how to prepare for a smooth process. Purchasing property abroad can be complex, especially navigating different legal and financial systems.

It is increasingly common to find properties with multiple owners - resulting from inheritances, joint acquisitions or shares - a situation legally known as co-ownership. How does Renting work? Learn how to proceed with important decisions and understand your rights as a shareholder. Even if each consort has equal rights over the property, its share may vary and by law important acts (such as leasing) always require the consent of all owners

Gains from the sale of a second property are only exempt from tax if they are invested in the purchase of a permanent home for the person's residence located in Portugal