Where is the best place in Portugal to invest in property?
Deciding to invest in a holiday home in Portugal is only the very first step towards earning an income from a property there. It’s at that point that the hours and hours of research begin. After all, finding the right property in the right location is essential to maximising investment income.
For would-be investors looking to gain a head-start, real estate agency Ideal Homes Portugal will be hosting a series of three free-to-attend webinars. Held over 29, 30 and 31 March, the online events will cover buying property in Portugal in vast depth. Advice will focus on how to buy in Portugal and on the best regions in which to find property when investment income is the goal.
“When it comes to making money from property, different locations can deliver vastly different results. That’s why investors need information on everything: the local area and its amenities, distance to the airport, how each development compares with others in terms of price and quality, how much holidaymakers pay for accommodation in that area… the list goes on and on! That’s why local, on-the-ground knowledge is so important when it comes to identifying the right investment property.”
Chris White, Chairman & Founder, Ideal Homes Portugal
As part of the series of webinars, Ideal Homes Portugal CEO Angela Worrall, team members Sasha Sharpley, John Baker-Malpas, Jose Mendonça, Stacey Cabeleira and Steven Sutton, and a panel of experts will be available to discuss the best areas of the Algarve in which to invest. The webinars will include virtual tours of developments identified as particularly strong investment opportunities, along with information on exclusive discounts. They will also be used to reveal a new, exclusive investment opportunity, where buyers have the chance to save up to 70,000€.
A range of supporting topics will be put under the microscope, with the webinars including discussion around financing property investments, currency exchange, the buying process, visa and residency considerations and mortgages.