In recent years, Lisbon has emerged as a top destination for property renovations, attracting both local and international investors. The increased demand for renovated spaces reflects a combination of factors, including the city’s growing historic heritage, the desire for modern housing, and the need to meet the growing demands of residents.
Barcelona’s real estate market is booming, driven by significant growth in the construction sector and a series of government incentives focused on the renovation of buildings and homes. The city, known
Dubai’s property market continues to stand out as one of the most dynamic in the world, driven by rapid growth in the construction sector. In recent months, the city has seen a significant increase in demand for new residential and commercial developments, driven by both foreign investment and the post-pandemic recovery in tourism and business.
The construction sector in Portugal and Europe in general is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the growth of Light Steel Frame (LSF) construction. This technique, known for its efficiency and sustainability, is gaining prominence in both residential and commercial projects. In recent years, the use of LSF has grown in Portugal, with an increase of
The construction industry in Brazil is undergoing a significant transformation, with the adoption of the Light Steel Frame (LSF) lightweight construction methodology consolidating itself as a reality in the market, and no longer just a trend. Widely used in developed countries, LSF has been gaining ground in Brazil due to its efficiency, sustainability and speed in project execution.
In recent years, the housing issue has become one of the main social and economic challenges in Portugal. The rising cost of living, rising prices in the real estate market and the shortage of affordable housing have exacerbated the difficulties for the lower-income population.