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Current property prices news, rules and analysis for Turkey. This guide brings together 15 source-linked MedRealty stories.

04.08.2026 · № 199

Despite an increase in the number of registered Irish citizens in Algaswa almost tripled since 2012, the area is turning into a place to live year-round. According to the Portugal Migration and Asylum Integration Agency (AIMA), the number of Irish nationals increased from 452 to about a thousand between 2012 and 2023 in Algazwa. In Portugal, the total number of registered Irish citizens rose from 838 to 5,450 over the same period.

The speed of identification between Ireland and southern Portugal contributes to the growth of the Irish community. The cities of Dublin and Farao are well supplied with regular di…

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03.08.2026 · № 193

A surprising trend is taking hold of Portugal’s property market, with today’s buyers looking for energy-efficient homes that deliver environmental benefits and economic benefits. New investors from Scandinavia, Germany and the Benelux are bringing their strict requirements for a sustainable lifestyle to the market. These aspects are now considered not just a pleasant addition, but also a critical indicator of property quality.

A technical document (Energy Category) is mandatory for the sale or rental of housing. It measures building performance from A+ (high energy efficiency) to F (low level). This ensu…

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03.08.2026 · № 186

In the Portuguese region of Alentege, wine production will increase by 20% compared to last year, reaching 108 million liters. It will be a high quality wine, according to Luís Sequeira, chairman of the CVRA regional winemaking committee. Production may increase by 20% compared to last year and approach the average over the past five years, said the Chairman of the Committee.

The vineyards have just started cleaning. According to the head of CVRA, there are all conditions for high quality and supply of products in demand. “Our forecast will depend on th…

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03.08.2026 · № 185

In the Portuguese heat, they fell asleep under hurricanes, and now apartment owners are forced to apply for one insurance cover for the entire building. Vitor Armaliy, vice president of the Association for Condomium Management (APEGAC), proposes that the government introduce a single insurance for all apartments, instead of many separate contracts.

“If one house has 100 apartments, it will cost hundreds of insurance,” he says. He believes that a single insurance program can simplify the payment process and ensure uniformity i…

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