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What are the Prospects for the Portugal Market?

Mary Lev
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Hi All!

I hope everyone is enjoying the Holiday season!
I'm looking into the Portugal market for investment. I wanted to know your guy's thoughts, I have heard some conflicting information that Portugal is already at its peak and prices are going to drop in the near future.
Please share your thoughts and experiences!

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Alexandre Pita
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Alexandre Pita
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Lots of regions in Portugal still have a lot of progression potential. Mainly in the suburbs of big cities.

I invest in the suburbs of Lisbon, and there are lots of good deals, and growing markets.

If you look for the big cities (Lisbon, Oporto, Coimbra, others) the market might have reached peak point, yes.

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