Why
Portugal?
Some of
Portugal’s
best features
Exceptional weather and very high quality of life.
Portugal is consistently ranked as the best place to live for expats and to travel around.
Safety – low criminality. Is currently the #3rd safest country in the world according to the Global Peace Index.
Attractive consumer market.
Modern infrastructures Facilities and resources.
Extremely Innovativative and technologically advanced.
It’s strategic
location is
beneficial
because:
– Nearest European Country to the US
– Same time-zone as UK and Ireland (GMT +1)
– Daily flights to major European cities
– 3-hour difference from Brazil and Russia
Portugal is one of the
cheapest countries to live.
Competitiveness
and Business Environment
2018
67 Countries
2º Most Open Country for FDI.
OECD FDI Restrictiveness indicatior
#2
2019
161 Countries
Best Countries for business
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#25
2019
190 Countries
Tranding across borders.
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#1
2018
28 Countries
EU-28 Country with the largest share of energy from renewable sources
(% of Gross Final Energy Consumption)
#6
Infrastructure
An integrated transport system for efficent logistics.
In the world with better infrastructures
Global competitiveness report 2019 (141 Countries)
3,122 Km highway network
#8 Quality of roads
4 International Airports in the mainland
#30 Airport Connectivity
6 International Seaports
#36 Efficiency of seaports Services
2,562 Km of Network
#31 Railroad density
Innovation
Portugal is a top country providing technological services.
Innovation Capability
#31
Research & Development
#34
Research Institutions Prominence
#27
Investing in
Real Estate
in Portugal
Trendy location for talent and investment with a wide variety of properties on the market.
Political and economic security with Portuguese legislation to protect buyers.
The real estate market is developing and growing steadily.
High ranking as one of the best countries to develop business.
High Rental
Income.
Glamorous country for
tourists and ex-pats.
Attractive prices compared to other European markets with an equally attractive tax system.
Major Trends
CBRE Outlook
Source: CBRE Portugal Real Estate Market Outlook
has become a habit.
lives throughout 2022, as supply chains
are threathen by supplier shortages,
while the risk of inflation rises
concerns over portfolio allocation.
Therefore, it is still extremely difficult
to make predictions, since many
strategic decisions will continue to be
postponed.
sector speeds
different speeds: the logistics sector
will display a great boost, offices will
show some resilience, and tourism will
start to recover as soon as there is an
efficient vaccination plan. Finally, retail
will be highly dependent on the
country’s economic progress, whilst
continuing the transformation process
that was underway before the
pandemic.
use of technology
increase in the use of technology and
digitalization: new applications to
improve stock and order management;
widespread use of booking
applications, e.g., within offices to
reserve a desk or a conference room;
more contactless equipment (doors,
elevators, lights, faucets), etc.
sustainability are
the top priorities
wellbeing, and sustainability is
undeniable, and this will reflect
directly on the conception and design
of every type of real estate product.
hybrid products
and concepts
tendency towards hybrid formats in
real estate products: socializing at
work, working at home, more extended
stay options at hotels, etc.
Despite the decline in occupancy rates, there is still interest in student housing, and the development of build-to-rent housing should finally be launched.
continue to show resilience.
Portugal features all the requisites to keep standing out as one of the most privileged tourist destinations. Hotel chains and investors maintain their expansion plans, although with some delays in delivery.
quickly than major cities.
brands and investors.
areas with less population density.
The growth of e-commerce is stimulating demand from last-mile logistics operators, which will drive an increase in rental values near the access to the major urban centers.
Yields for logistics and supermarket assets should maintain the compression trajectory already evident in 2020, and core office assets may also experience some upward pressure on prices.
We do not believe in the mass adoption of remote working or a significant reduction in office spaces. Instead, we predict these will be redesigned to convert part of the conventional workstation area into spaces that stimulate teamwork, creativity, socialization, and corporate culture.
secondary products will widen.
However, secondary high street zones will be under pressure. E-commerce will maintain the growth trajectory, resulting in an exponential increase in omnichannel strategies.
recovery.