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IMI payment Value equal to or less than €100 – in one installment, in the month of May. Value between €100 and €500 inclusive – in two installments, in the months of May and November. Value over €500 – in three installments, in the months of May, August and November.

The value of 665 euros per square meter plays a fundamental role in determining the VPT (taxable asset value) of urban properties. The VPT is the value that serves as the basis for charging IPTU, (Municipal property tax) and is calculated based on different variables, such as the location of the property, its typology, its construction characteristics and the price per square meter. This value reflects the average construction costs and the market price of properties in that geographic area, and is determining the amount that the owner will pay annually in IPTU.

Portimão is celebrating and celebrates, once again, its main gastronomic icon.

In order to boost the local economy and the cultural offer of Portimão with the silver of the house, from July 4 on Thursdays will have a new opening hours of commerce, between 18:00 and 22:00, accompanied by the offer of fun proposals in three noble spaces in the city center, in an initiative promoted by APCS - Portimonense Association of Commerce and Services, which will last until September 5

For those who want to live in Portuguese lands in 2024 and do not yet have a European nationality, it is essential to know how to get a visa for Portugal, and the most suitable types for your case. Among so many options, requirements and necessary documents, we have gathered here the main information so that you know in detail how to get a visa for Portugal. Let's see what are the types of visas, the most sought after by Brazilians, the necessary documents, costs, among other important issues. Before we talk about how to get a visa for Portugal, let's explain each type of visa and its differences. Happy reading.

Transforming offices and shops into homes: is it already a trend in Portugal? Real estate conversion has become "fashionable" in many countries to combat the lack of supply. At issue is a law already in force that allows the alteration of properties for residential use, without prior authorization from the condominium.