If you’re considering moving to Portugal or investing in properties here, understanding the Portuguese real estate market in 2024 is crucial for making informed decisions and seizing the best opportunities. At Pearls of Portugal, we’re here to guide you through every step of buying or renting a home in Portugal, providing expert knowledge and personalized assistance to make your experience as smooth as possible. Let’s find out more! Frederik Pohl, CEO Book a free consultation with one of our experts now! Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Please enable Ja ..read more

If you have ever researched moving to Portugal in any way, you have probably read or heard about the Algarve and Lagos somewhere. In fact, the Algarve region is extremely popular amongst foreigners and has been for years, with Lagos being one of the most preferred cities in the region. But what makes it so sought-after? Would it be the right choice for you in Portugal? Let’s find out with this guide made especially for expats! Frederik Pohl, CEO Book a free consultation with one of our experts now! Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Please enable JavaScri ..read more

After you buy your home in Portugal, you might be interested in energetically renovating it, since this is not only more efficient, but also cheaper long-term, with various financial aids from the Portuguese government and European Union. One of the ways through which you can achieve this is Solar panels. Let’s understand them better. Frederik Pohl, CEO Book a free consultation with one of our experts now! Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Layout First Name * Last Name * Email * Layout ..read more

Terceira Island in Azores If you’re thinking of moving to Portugal, the Terceira island, in the Azores archipelago, should definitely be on your list! It was the third island in the Azores to be discovered and it’s one of its largest, third only to São Miguel and Pico. It’s also home to the Azores’ oldest city, Angra do Heroísmo, which is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Frederik Pohl, CEO Book a free consultation with one of our experts now! Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Layout ..read more

Portugal has become an enticing destination for those seeking a blend of historic charm, breathtaking landscapes, and a rich cultural experience. For many foreigners, acquiring a home here marks the beginning of a new chapter, whether your house is going to be a permanent home, a holiday home, or an investment property for short-term rentals. Either way, an essential aspect of this transition is to buy furniture for the property – with style and according to your personal preferences. This guide will explore the ins and outs of buying furniture in Portugal and ensuring that your home refle ..read more

After you buy your home in Portugal, you might be interested in energetically renovating it, since this is not only more efficient, but also cheaper long-term, with various financial aids from the Portuguese government and European Union. One of the ways through which you can achieve this is photovoltaic panels. Let’s understand them better. Frederik Pohl, CEO Book a free consultation with one of our experts now! Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Layout First Name * Last Name * Email * L ..read more

The deed is an essential part of the property purchase process in Portugal, as it is the final step. After signing the deed, your new home or investment is officially yours. But how does it go? How much does it cost? Who is responsible for the booking? Who will be involved? What do you need to have prepared for the day? Before buying a house in Portugal, it’s important to get familiar with the workings of the property deed. We explain everything here! Frederik Pohl, CEO Book a free consultation with one of our experts now! Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this for ..read more

A new year is the optimal time to start planning a big move to a different country, such as Portugal. If this move involves buying a house, the question of exactly where in the country you should purchase is probably one of the first to arise. Although Portugal is small, when you’re not familiar with a country’s different cities and ways, the bulk of information can be overwhelming and make it difficult to choose. That’s why we are here to give you recommendations based on the areas’ specific characteristics. Come find out more! Frederik Pohl, CEO Book a free consultation with one of ..read more

Portugal’s Madeira is a beautiful archipelago, known mostly for its biggest island, also named Madeira – “the Atlantic Pearl” -, and the smaller Porto Santo. Although different, both of them are extremely delightful, with nice temperatures and mostly sunny skies all year round. These islands are the perfect region for anyone looking for a smaller community, wonderful scenery, nature and sandy beaches. This is proven by the sole amount of visitors Madeira has been acquiring over the years, reporting a rise in popularity among expats in 2023.  Frederik Pohl, CEO Book a free consul ..read more

All around the world, lovers gather together on February 14th to celebrate romance and love. Even if you’re not committed to another right now, Valentine’s Day is still a beautiful occasion to celebrate any variety of love – familial, friendly and, of course, for oneself. Surely it feels better – perhaps more accurate – to spend the day with a lover, but there are a variety of ways through which you can still commemorate the day by yourself, with friends or even strangers! Come find out more about the origins of Valentine’s Day (or Dia dos Namorados, as it is commonly known here), how it i ..read more