Parliament held a debate on the government's housing legislation; the opposition party Chega did not commit to a voting position.
Your quick shot of what's changing in Portugal and affecting your status, your home, your money, and whatever might disrupt your day. Short and clear updates, gathered from Portuguese sources.
No signup. No data collected. No app download. Nothing to pay.
Read today’s briefing
The national average rent per square meter has crossed the ten-euro threshold amid steep housing price increases. Tenants report that rental costs have climbed higher than the national minimum wage.
The Parliament has approved the Government's new rental legislation, with the party Chega abstaining. The PSD and Chega have reached an agreement to introduce specific amendments to the bill during the parliamentary committee stage.
The period for free registration of rustic and mixed properties in the BUPi system, which covered almost four million plots north of the Tagus and in Madeira, has concluded. Owners who missed the deadline can still register their land, but they will now incur standard costs associated with the process.