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The future of real estate lies in creating ecosystems

Jornal Económico1 September 2026 at 10:54

Scale, the creation of integrated destinations, and the ability to reduce seasonality are redefining how we view real estate investment. This is the main conclusion discussed in an episode of the "Conversas a Metro" podcast, moderated by Miguel Mateus.

Miguel Mateus, founding partner of the Law Firm Cerejeira Namora, spoke about the main challenges facing the real estate sector today, including the weight of licensing as a determining factor for project viability.

The episode also addressed the strategy for the coming years, emphasizing the importance of creating integrated ecosystems in the real estate market, rather than developing isolated projects.

"Conversas a Metro" is a podcast that brings together professionals from various areas to discuss trends and challenges in the real estate sector in Portugal.

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