Portugal, un gran destino para la inversión

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The Inflating Portuguese Housing Market

The problem of being an economist or a financial analyst is that sometimes we seem bipolar: a double-digit growth rate is both reason for celebration and for alarm. That has been especially true when talking about housing markets since 2008. A booming market tells us that the economy is prosperous while it brings back memories of the bubble that triggered the greatest recession in a century. You know what Portugal right now has in common with Japan in 1991; the United States in 2006 and Spain in 2007? They were all times that followed eight years of incredible increases in housing valuations. In Japan, Spain and the United States, house prices peaked that same year and followed a real estate crisis

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Portuguese Real Estate – Which Side Are You On? (December, 2021)

“You know Madonna bought a house in Portugal?” is one of the favourite random curiosities Portuguese people like to share when they met foreigners. It is also used regularly as a structural argument to defend that the Portuguese housing market is moving like never before, and although Madonna is not specially known for her expertise in real estate, the truth is that she got this one right. Virtually everyone has noticed the world was hit by a pandemic, still, the Portuguese housing market has demonstrated its immunity to the crisis as prices continued to increased and people keep buying and selling houses during lockdowns like nothing happened. So it surges the million dollar question: is this a dream about to end or it the Portuguese housing market just immortal?

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Portuguese Economy and Real Estate Sector in the Face of Global Uncertainty

This chartbook summarises the main trends in Portugal (and links them to the Spanish outlook), assessing variables such as demand for houses, supply, prices and risks (political, financial, etc.), to conclude whether the Portuguese real estate upward phase still has some way to go or not.