Inside the Lisbon & Cascais Luxury Real Estate Market
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In this video, we toured Portugal's most expensive villas and penthouse apartments!
If you're looking to buy a luxury property in Lisbon or Cascais, then you need to watch this video! We toured some of the most luxurious properties in Portugal and let you know what to expect if you decide to invest in one of these properties.
Take a look at the video to learn about the different types of properties we saw, the prices you could expect to pay, and which ones would be the best for you!
In this video, we toured Portugal's most expensive villas and penthouse apartments!If you're looking to buy a luxury property in Lisbon or Cascais, then you need to watch this video! We toured some of the most luxurious properties in Portugal and let you know what to expect if you decide to invest in one of these properties.Take a look at the video to learn about the different types of properties we saw, the prices you could expect to pay, and which ones would be the best for you!
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Guys I've followed you for years and I love your videos, so please don't take this as hate. But this video is the proof of how the arrival of wealthy foreigners is forcing the middle/lower class Portuguese out of their "natural habitats". an apartment in central Lisbon costi 2 million euros is a very very bad thing
These so called "Wealthy Foreigners" do this around the world.
They go from country to country, buy when it is cheap, spread the word that it is a great country, then sell at a great profit, and then move on to the next country.
The local people have no chance.
I'm Portuguese and lived my entire life in Cascais. It is nice to see how rejuvenated the town has become now-a-days, but I honestly miss it before when it wasn't so crowded with foreigners and crazy expensive as it is now-a-days. I feel like it has lost its soul, and now it is just a town aimed for the super wealthy. Unfortunately I had to move out as it has become way too expensive for an average Portuguese salary
It's sad, and I do miss my hometown and living there.
True, but all these houses are for your corrupt politicians 😂
It's sad. On one side i understand their side of searching for better but on the other they treat us below trash just cause they have money. I hate to feel like this against anyone but you moving here is denying us the opportunity to live where we were born just cause you can afford higher rent.
couldn't agree more, it will be impossible for our own
Expats do this a lot, but especially in Portugal since it has beautiful climate. It's so sad but the government make so much money from it and therefore they prioritise the foreigners rather than their people. Same thing is happening in Canada and Australia, and the normal citizens can't afford a property anymore.
I liked this channel more before when it was more focused on simple life/exploring, lately there are too many videos catered to rich people/luxury...
Definitely ~ I mean what percentage of the population has five million euros to spend?
Sorry you feel that way. We recently uploaded a collection of videos about the Azores which we don’t think that is necessarily catering to the rich. We also think that this video is interesting for everyone not only those who can afford it. We personally can not afford these five million euros villas and apartments but we still find it very interesting. :)
@@joenandamalieyes but a lot of people also just want a "simple" vlog sometines. Just walking down te street, some shopping and having fun. The quality of your really produced videos are great, but the balans is a little bitt of. But a can imagine that you dont feel like doing "simple" videos anymore, but its the chemistry of "simple" videos that got you the 100k subs :-p
@@gamejay7104 Thanks so much for your feedback! :)
Yep, sounds as if they are pushing a more commercial agenda now, promoting the already overhyped Lisbon property market. Shame really.
Looks like Portugal, especially the Lisbon, Cascais area, is quickly becoming the hotspot for the ultra-wealthy. The rest of us can still dream.
Quinta da Marinha (Cascais) was allways for ultra-wealthy
This video almost perfectly encapsulates the pernicious changes affecting the Portuguese people whose rights, homeland and way of life should have been safeguarded by our leaders who sadly and greedily did not fulfill their duty.
If you're a rich foreigner you may enjoy this video. If you're Portuguese, you'd have to be a fool to watch this and not feel pain in your soul.
That real estate agent and everything that he stands for can be summarized into one word: GREED. And is in large part responsible for the turning of this country into a resort.
If this continues, Portugal will soon become a caricature of itself, with a hyper exaggerated version of its own culture to entertain foreigners, with the few portuguese left becoming a servile class responsible for maintaining the theme park. In fact, it's already happening.
Maybe HBO will pick up the story for a miniseries. It could be called "Tugaworld".
100%. What a nightmare the discovery of "Europe's best kept secret" has become.
Same be said about London, Taipei, etc.
This channel has turned into a celebration of materialism.
We very much disagree. It is about life. ❤️
I wanna see what I can't afford! (it's the only way anyways... by video 🤣)
The rest I already know 🤣And they're great, they do an excellent job promoting Portugal!
Life for the 1 %'ers@@joenandamalie
We show all of Portugal. We been traveling around this country for five years and we still are. We just went to the Azores. We are currently working on our charity video about kids in Madeira. Just because we have a curious video about Cascais it doesn’t mean that our content is about materialism. We went to a a very Portuguese area where Portuguese people have lived for decades. Okay, this particular part of Portugal has catered to the more wealthy Portuguese for many many years which is interesting because it reflects in the culture In Cascais. Just because most of us can’t afford it it doesn’t mean that it isn’t interesting to see. We enjoy seeing how other people live no matter their background to get a different perspective than our own.
Yes, they are becoming more egoistic and selfish. They should get back to the ground.
What is so fantastic and wonderful about those basic fast built industrial cube geometrical concrete buildings you rave about? They are further littering the already damaged landscape of my country. This is happening as we have not got architectural rules per region as we should have and as countries like Switzerland and Austria and others have, who value their historical building designs over those crap modern styles sold mostly to foreigners. And yes there is contemporary or 20th century architecture of quality but none of those new buildings you show are an example of that unfortunately.
The won’t age well at all, the exterior walls all stain quickly.
I am still surprised that able to sell apartment for 2.5 mil. Also they murdered the true Portuguese architectures to this modern boxes ..
You guys are fun to watch and I love Amalie’s accent, specially when she can’t pronounce some English words properly. She’s so cute but believe me, I can absolutely relate to that.
About this episode. I’m a real estate agent in NYC for over 25 years. I love this house, the bathrooms and kitchen are great, but im not so crazy about the architecture. I’m more of a traditional kind of guy. Those boxy homes don’t do much for me, just my humble taste and opinion which, just like a nose (yes, I’m behaving), everyone has one.
boxy homes are for lazy architects
Everything about this video rubbed me the wrong way. I moved to the Cascais area for nature and to live an active lifestyle. Now it's greed central. The top 1% of the world can build MASSIVE homes that will barely be used by the number of people living in them. More space for them; less for others. Poof there goes the open spaces. More people come with a cost to everything in this world. I would like a simple home that is comfortable in the winter. Portugal doesn't offer many of those unless you have a lot of euros. The Cascais marina is as pretentious as Miami and/or Los Angeles. If you are on vacation and want to splash out then go for it but living here you are paying 2x the cost or more for that view of boats. I left the U.S. to get away from excessive consumerism and never having or being enough. I am extremely fortunate that I had the ability to move to Portugal but please, new viewers, be aware that everything that glitters is not gold.
Cascais has always been the hub for the wealthiest people in Portugal. Nothing new about that, so not sure what you mean? If you just want an active lifestyle there are lots of better places to choose from if the high life doesn’t appeal to you. 😊
Aires Mateus is an architecture office managed by the Portuguese brothers Aires Mateus, Manuel and Francisco
Yes. That is our mistake. We apologize ❤️
Who has 5 million euros? I wouldn't buy an apartment if I had it I would buy a beautiful villa in the Italian countryside.
There are many wealthy people with 5 million euros. As Chris Rock said "if the people knew how many rich people there were, they would riot". 🤣
@stayclassyvlog you mean the one percenters?
If i was rich yes I'll move to portugal, I can't understand how people can live in a expensive city with 750 euros salary .
These houses are for Americans, Russians, Chinese, Indians, multimillionaire buyers.
Rich Portuguese already have their houses usually through inheritance, or if they’re new rich in a gated condominium (like Quinta Patino).
Regular people have houses in the rim of the cities, some other side of the river (they have to cross bridges to go work to Lisbon, or to Oporto).
All weighed, is a good living, quiet, no much polarity in society, not much also in wealth (or the rich usually don’t flaunt it).
Crossing fingers the influx of these new capitalists don’t break the balance (with ideas uprooting live/work balance, tax cuts for wealthy, end social healthcare/retirement fund/unemployment insurance [it’s a bundle], de-regulate,…). And these risk are not coming (only) from Americans as is usually the stereotype, far worse from others accustomed to authoritarian views.
Let's be real. The portuguese people can't afford their rent. Ur portraying portugal as Disneyland. While the portuguese people can't afford the cost of living.
The majority of people living here are Portuguese. Cascais in particular has always been the playground for the Portuguese elite.
Yeah you right, from now on they should only talk about BARRACAS (favelas) Because it's way cheaper and then the Portuguese can afford that without problems even build one!
But StayClass should be prepared to receive a lot of complaining, because of there one thing the Portuguese people love is complaining about everything they loved to have. 🤷♂️
@@sivispacemparabellum395Não há favelas em Portugal...
I’m very worried that a lot of Americans are moving to Portugal and they are going to ruin Portugal
We hope and believe that everyone moving here respects the culture and ways of living. We can only talk for our self ofc. But we truly think that the culture, history and people is what makes Portugal magical. 🇵🇹❤️
Não são os americanos que estão a destruir Portugal mas sim os hindustânicos,já temos vilas, aldeias no Alentejo em que as mulheres, crianças não podem sair à noite ou brincar nos parques sem serem importunadas por essas pessoas
Highly likely
it's not "are going to ruin", it's already happening.
Minimum Wage is 740€. Average rent in the outskirts of Lisbon is 900€, closer to the city center is more than 1500€. Even in cities with no industry an hour away from lisbon with 10k population average rents are approaching 500€.
These prices are so much higher than they were 10 years ago. Students can't afford a room in Lisbon anymore unless they have rich parents. Even if they work part-time it's not enough.
Portugal only has 10M portuguese people here. It's less than New York City. Even if only 0.1% of americans wants to live here they would vastly outnumber us. Now add to those numbers other rich retirees from countries like UK, Denmark.. + all the India refugee and brazilians sharing 10 people in a house
Portugal is unfortunately not for Portuguese anymore. It's an amazing country to live if you make a high salary ( fortunately I'm lucky enough to do because I'm able to work remotely to another country), but if you're an average person that makes 800-1000€ per month it's getting pretty close to being unliveable unless you parents owned a house and they leave it to you.
I'm very tired of seeing close friends of mine having to leave the country because they want a decent life where they don't need two jobs to pay their rent for a shitty apartment in a shitty city and in turn listening to americans saying they love it because of "how cheap it is".
Americans aren’t even in the Top 20 of countries immigrating to Portugal!
Wow.. amazing country💛
Aires Mateus não é do Brasil.. 🫤 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
Our mistake! We somehow confused him for Brazil. Our apologies!
Great properties! I wonder what the impact of the ending of the golden visa will do with the prices, but in short terms not much I see 😅
Yeah we will see. It is so difficult to predict. So much is going on with the housing market. We are here just observing.
Love it when Amalia said “whoever’s creating food for you,” usually Me. 😂😂😂
Love your videos but this agent you feature ruins your vibe, you have his contact so many times, is he sponsoring? Very tacky use of agent. Stick to the awesomeness you usually share.
And with his annoying Californian spoilt accent , he proudly claims that his "3" years living in Portugal gives him justice to be the go to agent...
I would never buy a house from this guy.
The views of the real estate agents house is insane
Love Cascais ❤ stayed a full week June 2022. Train gets you every and walkable to sooo many sites. All I need is to win the lottery 😂😢
Cascais sure is an amazing place. We fell in love with this part of Portugal. But for us Cascais will also be place to visit not buy 😅
@@joenandamalie Agreed 👍
Hey Joen and Amelie. Clean and straight forward video! Loved it!
Thank you so much. We appreciate it. ❤️
Really it's crazy why and how it's even possible to build a really huge house in the middle of the city!
Aires Mateus is as Portuguese as it gets
Our mistake! We somehow confused him for Brazil. Our apologies!
Like your shirts Joen and that cool blue dress Amelia 😊 nice houses
Thank you! 🤗
Fantastic video thank you
Thanks so much, Odette! ❤
I suggest that anyone who wants to live in Lisbon visit Montijo, on the other side of the Tagus River. Properties cost half the price and the place is wonderful, especially for those who want tranquility.
Upscaled video with editing and soundtracks. You guys make the content worth watching. Personally prefer locations than houses but still really great. First to buy your coffee beans please??? 🙏🏼
Thanks so much, Andre! Coffee beans will be announced hopefully soon! :)
Wow your interior design renders for the penthouse in Estoril 😍
Thank you ❤️ I appreciate it
@@joenandamalie I would totally move from USA to Portugal if doctors were paid more over there :(.
Yeah, this is one thing we wish we could change. General salary rates for the locals. Hopefully locals will get to earn more in the future 🤞
Manuel Rocha de Aires Mateus é um arquiteto português. Wikipédia
Sim, já recebemos muitas mensagens sobre isso. Pedimos desculpas pelo nosso erro!
@@joenandamalie Ao longo de gerações, Portugal contou com muitos arquitetos que mereciam maior reconhecimento, bem como muitas obras de arquitetura de grande valor, que vale a pena estudar e divulgar. Vocês, que têm interesse nas artes, com as boas capacidades de pesquisa e síntese de que dispõem, deviam investigar o acervo de arquitetos, bem como de personalidades nas mais diversas áreas, que Portugal produziu ao longo da sua história e continua a produzir. Acredito que isso contribuiria para aumentar mais ainda o interesse dos vossos vídeos e, quem sabe, até daí resultar tema para novos vídeos. Fica o desafio.
@@heldercristovao859 Sempre apreciamos um desafio. Quando fazemos essas viagens de filmagem muito intensas, às vezes perdemos (ou entendemos mal) algumas informações válidas, como fizemos aqui. Vamos tentar fazer melhor. :)
@@joenandamalieYour Portuguese is wonderful already!
Adoro Estoril e Cascais 😍e para mim, é onde estão as casas mais bonitas e deslumbrantes
Mas a primeira casa é de uma falta de gosto... mesmo à novo-rico! A wc toda em mármore?!
Is ghis new construction the apartment on top floor or renovated old building
Im a Dane and have both live in Brasil and been in Portugal dozens times. The first house looks like a white painted LEGO block. I guess some like this kind of anonymous architecture that isn’t rooted in the local building soul of the area. Nonetheless enjoy the video and have subscribed. Tillykke 😀
I see people complaining because "this video is for foreigners". People don't get that Portugal in those areas was ALWAYS for the RICH people, Portuguese or not.
And another thing, I'm not going to be too political buuuuttt didn't you guys voted PS AGAIN? So what are you guys complaining about? Portugal is a beautiful country but we have a tradition of high taxes and low salaries. But still, people always give their votes to the same political parties so, once again, what are you complaining about? You should be complaining about the cost of living raising but your salarie didn't raise as much as the cost of living and not about a well made video by a couple who are doing more to show what our country has to offer than you guys did!
>those areas was ALWAYS for the RICH people
That's not true, at least not in the absolute terms you use to describe it.
I know this area quite well and can tell you that the economic, demographic and real-estate landscapes have changed dramatically over the last 10 years. Cascais is one of the major examples of such. People don't realize just how much things have changed in detriment to the portuguese people.
Cascais always had crazy rich people, ofcourse it did. But it also had every shade of portuguese person you can imagine. These people are getting harder and harder to find now with the invasion of rich foreigners.
>didn't you guys voted PS AGAIN? So what are you guys complaining about?
Sadly, I agree with you here. Unfortunately the minute portion of portuguese people willing to oppose the pernicious changes happening under our very noses is not enough to effect change. I also highly doubt that the solution will happen through the political sphere.
The problem demands a collective acknowledgement and awareness that is still a ways off from happening. We must wait for things to get much worse before that can occur, IMO. Until then all we can do is wait.
Hopefully there will be something left to save by then.
Sorry. The video is so superficial. You should think more of average low-income portuguese people, and not about attracting even more rich people to buy houses and apartments out of portuguese ownership. Current rent is already out of reach for many Portuguese people just because of tourism and “buy-a-home-in-portugal-youtube”trends.
How is it superficial? It is an insight into the wealthy part of Portuguese real estate. Pretending it doesn’t exist, will not make it go away. This video is not for glorifying wealthy people, but it shouldn’t be received as the opposite either.
Hi Guy's;) I love you guys, please keep up the great work :) but Aires Mateus is a Portuguese (visionary) Architect 😅 . Once more keep up the good work. Cheers, from Barcelona;)
Thanks 🙏 We appreciate your sweet comment ❤️ and we are so sorry about the mistake 😅 we know now that he is very Portuguese.
Can you guys stop making Portugal looks so good! 😂 Eye popping numbers but beautiful video and you guys are so good at this.
Haha, we just want you guys to come back here after Paris ❤️ Yeah, numbers are what they are but the houses are amazing too 😍
@@joenandamalie We will be back!!
Creative meditation 😂😂
Very CLASSY video ❤
Thanks as always!
Minimalistic, seriously! Not quite. And what was that price again?
Amalie should sell real estate. She could talk me into buying a pile of dirt 😍
Where is the Japanese restaurant ?
38 shelves, for 60 books, maybe, isn't "not many books"?!
Aires Mateus is Portuguese not Brazilian
Now you are such a chic couple. Very north european
you people are out of your minds with these numbers... 5 millions like it's normal, in a country where people earn less than 30k. just crazy....
Squash Court not field. Good video !
Ahh, I knew I said it wrong every time I said "field" lol :D
Loved this video. Of course, you are back in Lisboa... but the style and the subject. Beautifully filmed and edited. My favourite thing though... Amalie's black dress!! Where did you get it? xo
Thanks so much, Jen! ❤️ The dress is from Massimo Dutti :)
@@joenandamalie I forgot to mention, I love how you added your decorative style suggestions! Whether or not either style sits with viewers, it’s a reminder that what you initially isn’t what you have to end up with!!
AMAZING VIDEO!!!! Great job!!!!!
Don't make it tooooooo popular.....
IMO Cascais is a better choice than Estoril .
Hi guys, great videos I've been following you for a couple years now and they're always entertaining! I'm considering visiting Madeira, what is your opinion on traveling there middle of March ? How's the weather good enough for beach or pool ? Enough going on to make an enjoyable experience? And do you think 8 days is long enough ? Thanks cheers!
Even though I love all your videos and classy presentations, I doubt out of all your 111K subs there's not one looking to spend 4 million Euros on an apartment.
Let's get back down to basics, lol
I think you are very right. But this video is not for us to sell anything to our subscribers. It is more an insight into something that we can’t necessarily afford. Like when you watch a New York house tour og a Netflix show like “selling sunsets” where you get to see how the rich and famous live. It is more for the fun of it. We love real estate and we also like to see the mansion that most of us can’t afford. :)
@@joenandamalie No worries, we still love you guys, I'm ready to sell my 800K dollar home and move back to Portugal asap, but my wife keeps delaying it, I want to get out of this rat hole we call USA.
Great video.
We went to Portugal and one of our regrets is not contacting you to go out for a dinner or just spending a day with you guys, I know I would increase your ratings 🤪
I hear many people complaining about the rich taking over and moving Portuguese people out those places they showed were always for the rich since I was a kid . I moved as a child to the USA Portuguese people have been moving out of Portugal for many years so if people don’t move in and add to the economy what would be the result most Americans moving to Portugal are Portuguese moving back because they love their country or kids of the ones that left
Love it
Hei there amigos 😉
Aires Mateus is a duo of portuguese architect brothers from Lisbon, that work also often independently.
UA-camrs like Stay Classy promoting Portugal to foreigners hardly contributes to the cost of living problems Portugal is facing. In reality, Portugal needs foreigners to keep their economy afloat. In the last decade, 10% of Portuguese (around 1 million out of 10 million people) left the country. To put it in perspective for Americans, that would be like 33 million Americans leaving the US in the last ten years! It is estimated by 2100, Portugal population will be around only 4.5 - 6 million people. The country's demographics are getting older and older as Portugal's brain drain are mostly the young and highly educated. Portugal need foreigners to come in, set up their lives and contribute to the economy... or it will simply dwindle away.
@@marco31 Since I can not paste a link here, I can only put the article that this information is from.
Google for "Diario de Noticias, Um milhão de Portugueses emigraram na última década". Also, the current foreign population in Portugal according to SEF is around 800,000. This is a large number, but still not enough to make up for the massive population drain from the Portuguese themselves.
If anything I believe we are helping the Portuguese by illustrating the current reality. The reason many foreigners choose Portugal is because the government here wants a lot of foreigners to move here. So if this is something the Portuguese people are all against I believe it’s a matter of changing the vote. Spread awareness. I don’t believe you can blame foreigners for coming here when it is so accessible. Who wouldn’t want to leave Denmark and depressing weather for Portugal, sun and happy days.
Here is the direct translation from the whole article:
One Million Portuguese Emigrated in the Last Decade
by Jorge Costa Oliveira - 07 Setembro 2022
The Emigration Report 2020, drawn up in 2021 by the Secretary of State for Portuguese Communities, is an important document that contains an extensive repository of information on Portuguese emigration.
The main structuring conclusion is that Portugal continues to be one of the main emigration countries, with the overall number (stock) (c. 2.6 million nationals in 2019) corresponding to 25.7 per cent of its overall population, the highest figure among EU countries.
Another impressive statistic is the consistently high number of emigrants each year. According to the INE, 991,536 Portuguese citizens emigrated between 2011 and 2020.
In other words, in the last decade, 10 per cent of the resident population of Portuguese nationality left the country via emigration. At this rate, with low fertility rates and low immigration flows, the decrease in Portugal's resident population is inevitable. By 2100, according to the UN Population Survey, there will be 6.6 million of us; according to the projections of a study by Vollset and others, there will only be c. 4.5 million. At this rate, it could well get worse.
The effects of this are dramatic, particularly in terms of the vitality of society and social security.
The report mentioned, in general terms, the main reason for this migration drain: "Portugal has a GDP per capita and a human development index that are clearly lower than those of the main destination countries for Portuguese emigration". On the other hand, "Portugal has [had] a higher unemployment rate than the main emigration destination countries (with the exception of France)." But these reasons don't fully explain the phenomenon.
It is unrealistic to be able to improve the living conditions of the general population any time soon, and in particular to significantly improve the pay situation of Portuguese workers. There are many people on low incomes, if not on the poverty line, and many companies with a cost structure based on low wages. This cannot be changed in the short term. But it is necessary to define an economic development strategy in which a large proportion of those considering leaving believe that, in the long term, their living conditions will be better and decide not to emigrate. For this to happen, it is essential that there is purpose, direction and ambition, that governments are competent and trustworthy, that business managers are qualified and capable, that it is easier to develop projects and that the tax burden is less oppressive. Until this happens, this migratory haemorrhage will not stop.
We also need to start strengthening the links between Portugal's institutions and its citizens who are emigrating. By 2050, most Portuguese will no longer be living in Portugal but in other countries, namely Spain, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Brazil, the United States, Canada and Angola. It is possible, if not probable, that after 2-3 generations there will be integration in these countries. Many will not return. But it is essential that the Portuguese state reinforces the ways in which these citizens maintain a connection to their homeland.
Source: Darios de Noticias, "Um milhão de Portugueses emigraram na última década"
You know an increasing population is actually a good thing right? Maybe you should take it up with your government for letting investment companies buy properties instead of harassing immigrants
@@ArginneDon't listen to him! The problem here is the sky rocketing prices but it's not immigrants's fault; it's the greedy real estate business and the government who allows it. Changing the vote would not solve the problem because right-wingeres don't dislike expensive houses and they don't care if expats are here, as long as people from poor countries don't arrive here.