The ultra-rich now buy 3.8 homes each. In ten years, the average number of their residences rose from 2.9 to almost four.

Knight Frank reports show: Lisbon and the Algarve are winning on this trend. Prices are still lower than Paris or London, but the quality of life is higher.

American families flock to safe havens on the Iberian Peninsula. In Portugal, architecture and privacy are not available in large cities. This makes the country a leader for those who are looking for not just square meters, but a unique way of life.