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Boost property sales and engagement with virtual staging by Divine Home. Discover how this innovative tool enhances buyer visualization and accelerates sales in Portugal's real estate market.

Portugal, with its sun-drenched landscapes, mild climate, and rich culinary traditions, is an ideal location for an outdoor lifestyle. Whether you're a homeowner living in Portugal year-round, a holiday home owner, or an owner who rents out the property; an outdoor BBQ kitchen can significantly enhance the appeal and functionality of your property. This article explores how installing an outdoor BBQ kitchen can add value to your home, attract more guests, and elevate the lifestyle experience for both residents and visitors.

The Portuguese government has approved significant changes to the rules governing local accommodation (AL), bringing relief to property owners and positively impacting the real estate market. These amendments, which reverse several restrictive measures implemented by the previous administration, aim to enhance the attractiveness of properties suitable for holiday rentals for both buyers and sellers.

The Algarve region of Portugal is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. Whether you're looking for a vacation spot with beautiful beaches, delicious food, or simply some time away from your daily life, the Algarve has something for everyone. One of the biggest draws of the Algarve is its consistently mild climate.

When you think of Portugal, you might think of sweet port rather than wine. Nevertheless, Portugal is not to be underestimated when it comes to excellent wines, which are increasingly being awarded in international wine competitions. The wines of the Algarve and Alentejo are regularly part of this list of honour.

Emigrating to a new country is a drastic event for everyone, but if you have children, it can be a bigger challenge than if you are moving alone or as a couple. In this article, we provide 7 tips that can help you prepare your emigrating to Portugal as a family.

Whether you're planning to live in Portugal permanently or simply enjoying a holiday break, day-to-day life in this beautiful southern European country comes with financial considerations. But what about the price tags? Are they kind to your wallet? Let's take a look at the everyday expenses you can expect.

Spring welcomes the Algarve with a refreshing breath, a season of lush growth and a colourful spectacle of blooming flowers. Portugal's sunny south is awakening from it’s hibernation and is welcoming the change of seasons with open arms. Nature is at its best and the beach beds are prepared for long, sunny spring afternoons.

Tourism in 2023 had an exceptional year, according to the preliminary figures of tourism activities in the country. The centre of Portugal, in particular, has distinguished itself with remarkable achievements. According to a report by Sapo, last year saw the region experience its best tourism year to date. This can be seen in various indicators such as the number of overnight stays and guests, occupancy rates and total turnover.

The Algarve, with its sun-drenched landscapes and picturesque coastal villages, is not only a haven for sun-seekers, but it is also home to a wealth of cultural events that reflect the region's rich history and vibrant traditions. The year is jam-packed with festivals and cultural events. Here are a lot that are definitely worth a visit.

Life in the warm south of Europe sounds tempting to many. Escape the endless cold and wet winters and enjoy the sun all year round. Although it is not as hot in winter as in summer, there are still many opportunities to spend a lot of time in the mild nature. In this blog you will find some winter tips.

Life in the Alentejo is enchanting, due to the charm of the rustic Portuguese countryside. The rolling plains as far as the eye can see, dotted with olive groves and vineyards that adorn the hills. Life here exudes a serene calm, far from the hustle and bustle of the tourist areas. What makes life here so pleasant?