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The Portuguese property market remains extremely strong. Property development in Portugal is more controlled than in Spain, and has not suffered from the over build of its nearest neighbour. Another factor is probably the reason why buying a property in Portugal. The relaxed life-style combined with good weather, are reasons why more and more people from northern countries choose to move to Portugal - and invest in property in Portugal both high end and low end prices.

The most popular properties in Portugal are maybe not the ones that give you the best investment. The excellent quality of life in Portugal; the laid back lifestyle, the beauty of this country and it's friendly people are reasons why Portugal is favoured by the ones who are looking for a new home, a second home or a place of retirement. Read more about Portugal here.

Portugal came out in third position(!) of most attractive nations in the world, with expats looking overseas for a better quality of life and a lower cost of living, in a newly published "Quality of Life Report" from Nat West Bank.

This means of course a high level of demand for property for sale in Portugal. We hope to be able to afford you with Portugals most popular properties on this website!

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Popular properties

- the future is Alentejo

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The most popular properties in the future will probably be in the region

of Alentejo. This region is the largest in Portugal and yet it is the least populated. Most land is agricultural or with rolling plains dotted with olive trees and cork oaks in the south, and with granite hills that border Spain in the north-east. A land yet to be explored. Bordering the Algarve - and enjoying the same temperate Mediterranean climate - the Alentejo is yet an almost undiscovered region by those overseas buyers hunting for popular properties in Portugal. This area also has some of the best quality wine in Portugal.

Alentejo region is possibly one of the most beautiful in Portugal, you'll find almost untouched medieval villages, farming communities, national parks and even a long coastline (from the port of Sines, to Cape de Sao Vicente). To feed the water needs of this considerable area, a number of public dams have been constructed - most notably the Alqueva Dam.

Alentejos main cities beside the regions capital Évora, are Portalegre, Beja and Sines, which also are some of the many historical main cities in Portugal.