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6 key considerations when you rent office space

Starting up a business can be an exhilarating endeavour and renting your first office space a major milestone. But with the average commercial lease term being 7.2 years, it’s vital to choose a space that can grow and adapt along with you. Here are a few tips to keep in mind before you rent office space for the first time.

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Discover the new projects in Lisbon for investors

The real estate market in Lisbon has proven to be increasingly dynamic and attractive for investors looking for opportunities to diversify and enhance their assets. In recent years, the Portuguese capital has undergone a significant transformation, driven by architectural innovations, sustainable projects, and growing international interest. In this context, the new projects in Lisbon have been attracting attention from those looking to invest in modern properties located in strategic areas with the potential to generate substantial returns.

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How to buy an apartment with no down payment in Portugal

In today's Portuguese real estate market, the search for innovative solutions to acquire a property has led many potential buyers to ask: how to buy an apartment with no down payment? This challenge, which seemed insurmountable a few years ago, has become a topic of study and debate among experts and those interested in investing in property. In a context where apartment prices continue to rise and saving for an initial payment becomes increasingly difficult, understanding the alternatives and strategies to bypass the down payment requirement can bring the dream of homeownership closer to reality. This article, aimed at Engel & Völkers' audience, explores in depth the different approaches, strategies, and solutions available for those looking to acquire an apartment without a significant initial payment, analyzing everything from the importance of strict financial planning to financing alternatives and support programs available.

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Discover the Pros and Cons of living in an Apartment

Choosing the ideal type of housing is one of the most important decisions when buying a home. Among the various available options, apartments remain a very popular choice, especially in urban areas where detached houses are limited and accessibility is highly valued. However, this choice should be made based on a clear evaluation of the associated advantages and disadvantages, always taking into account each person's or family's lifestyle and individual needs.

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Discover the Best Real Estate Agencies in Lisbon

In recent years, Lisbon has established itself as a vibrant city full of opportunities for those looking to invest in real estate, whether for living or generating rental income. More and more people are searching for homes in the Portuguese capital, making this article extremely useful. So, which are the best real estate agencies in Lisbon?

How to get a mortgage to buy a house in Portugal

Buying a house is, for many, one of the biggest financial commitments of their lives. Given the size of the investment, most buyers rely on a mortgage to make this goal a reality. However, getting a home loan is a process that requires preparation, knowledge, and attention to detail. Choosing the right bank, understanding the contractual terms, and knowing how to negotiate conditions are key steps to ensuring financing that suits your needs and possibilities.

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Tips for Buying Apartments Under Construction in Portugal

Buying an apartment under construction can be an excellent opportunity for those who want to acquire a new, modern home and, in many cases, with greater flexibility for customisation. However, this choice also involves specific risks and requires attention to several technical, legal, and financial details. The key to a good deal lies in a thorough analysis of each stage of the process.

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Juan-Galo Macià appointed President of Engel & Völkers South America

Engel & Völkers has announced the promotion of Juan-Galo Macià as President of South America to further establish the company as the leading luxury real estate broker in the Hispanic world. Macià takes over this role in addition to his position as CEO of the company`s brokerage business in Spain, Portugal, and Andorra. Under Macia`s leadership the Iberian market experienced remarkable growth and developed as a strong strategic region for the German real estate company. “We are highly committed to further growth in this market and to expand our presence in South America,” says Jawed Barna, CEO of the Engel & Völkers Group. In his new additional role Macià will lead the activities in South America - including those countries already operating under the Engel & Völkers brand.   

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How does buying an apartment work?

Buying an apartment is a significant step and, for many, a lifelong dream. This article aims to provide a detailed explanation of the process involved in purchasing a property, covering everything from initial preparation to finalizing the purchase.

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