Reviewed homes · Lisbon · Cascais · Porto · Algarve
We review it first. Then you buy it.
Every home in our collection is visited in person, checked on paper and priced against real sales — before it reaches you.
- Personally visited before it is listed
- Legal check shared before you offer
- One point of contact, viewing to completion

“If I wouldn't buy it myself, it doesn't go on this page.”Camilla Costa · Founder
What are you looking for?
Tell us a little about your plans. Camilla will reply personally with homes that fit — including off-market ones.
Where would you like to be?
Pick as many as you like.
What type of home?
What budget should we work with?
This stays between us. It simply helps us show you the right homes.
When would you like to buy?
Prefer to talk? WhatsApp or +351 917 053 405

- Licensed agencyAMI 21687
- Every home reviewedvisited & checked on paper
- International buyersand Portuguese buyers
- English · PortuguêsOne point of contact
Questions, answered
FAQCan foreigners buy property in Portugal?
Yes. There are no restrictions on foreign buyers in Portugal. You will need a Portuguese tax number (NIF), which we can help you obtain, usually within a few days.
What does your review actually include?
An in-person visit, a land registry and licence check, a review of condominium records, and a price assessment against recent comparable sales. We share the findings with you before you make an offer.
Do you charge buyers a fee?
For homes in our collection, our fee is paid by the seller. If you ask us to search for something specific, we agree a clear fixed fee with you in writing before we start.
How long does a purchase take?
From accepted offer to completion, typically six to ten weeks, depending on financing and the seller's paperwork. We manage the timeline with the lawyers on both sides.
Recently sold by HillForte.

Casa Lioz
Lisbon · T2 · 110 m²
Casa Dom
Lisbon · T2 · 149 m²
Rua Augusta
Lisbon · T2 · 66 m²
Camilla Costa, Founder.
“Most owners price their home against what the neighbours are asking. Asking prices are public; the prices buyers actually paid are not. Pricing on the wrong number is how good homes end up sitting on the market.”
Camilla founded HillForte after a decade advising international clients on buying, selling and investing in property. With a background in real estate and private equity, she prices on comparable sales, competing listings and real buyer demand, not on what the neighbours are asking. Every valuation request comes to her Lisbon office.
More than a listing.
Pricing on real data
A market study with comparable sales and a clear price range, before you decide.
Careful presentation
Professional photography and a presentation built for the right buyer.
International buyers
Direct to our buyer and partner network, and on the portals when it helps.
Discreet, if you prefer
We can sell without a public listing, to selected buyers only.
Three steps to completion.
- 01
Free valuation
We discuss the property, visit if needed and study the market. You receive a likely selling range and a recommended asking price.
- 02
Sale plan
Documents checked early, professional photography and presentation to our network of qualified buyers.
- 03
Sale to completion
Viewings with qualified buyers, negotiation, promissory contract and deed, coordinated with the lawyers.
Step 01 is free. Find out what your property could sell for.
“Camilla planned everything meticulously, making really good use of my time.”Greg SandersonRequest my free valuation
Before you sell.
Your questions about property valuations and selling in Portugal, answered.
1. How much is my property in Portugal worth?
Your property’s market value depends on its location, condition, size, outdoor space and competition from similar homes. HillForte assesses these factors alongside available market evidence and buyer demand to recommend a realistic price range. Asking prices are a useful reference, but they do not necessarily reflect what buyers will pay.
2. Does HillForte offer a free property valuation?
Yes. HillForte offers a free market value estimate, with no obligation to appoint us to sell your property. We explain the recommended price range and the factors behind it, so you can make an informed decision. This is a market appraisal for selling purposes and does not replace a formal bank valuation.
3. What happens after I request a property valuation?
We start by discussing your property, your priorities and your preferred timing. We review the information available and arrange a visit where needed. We then discuss pricing and the next steps for a potential sale. Requesting a valuation does not commit you to listing your property.
4. How will HillForte market my property?
We build the marketing approach around your property and the buyers it is most likely to attract. The proposed plan covers presentation, photography, listing copy and the channels best suited to reaching relevant Portuguese and international buyers. We also coordinate enquiries and viewings, helping prospective buyers understand the property before making an offer.
5. Can I sell my property privately, without public advertising?
A discreet sale can be considered if privacy is a priority. We can discuss a targeted approach before deciding whether to advertise publicly. Private marketing reaches a smaller audience, so we explain the potential trade-offs for exposure, timing and price before agreeing on a strategy with you.
6. What does it cost to sell a property with HillForte?
HillForte’s agency commission, applicable VAT, included services and payment terms are set out in the mediation agreement before you appoint us. Separate costs may include property documentation, legal advice and taxes relevant to your circumstances. We explain our fees clearly so you can assess the proposed service before committing.
7. What does an exclusive property sale agreement mean?
An exclusive agreement appoints one agency to market your property under agreed terms for a defined period. This helps keep pricing, presentation and buyer communication consistent. Before you sign, HillForte explains the agreement’s duration, commission, responsibilities and termination conditions, including how enquiries from other agencies would be handled.
8. Can HillForte help me sell my Portuguese property while I live abroad?
Yes. HillForte can coordinate the local sales process, including property access, marketing, viewings and communication with the professionals involved. We keep you informed as the sale progresses. Your lawyer or solicitor can confirm the arrangements needed for signing documents and whether a power of attorney is appropriate.
9. Which documents should I prepare to sell a property in Portugal?
Start with your identification and Portuguese tax number, the property’s tax record (Caderneta Predial), land registry certificate (Certidão Permanente do Registo Predial) and energy certificate, where applicable. Depending on the property, further building, condominium or mortgage documents may be needed. The professional handling the sale should confirm the exact requirements for your case.
Thinking of selling? Start with a clearer picture of your property’s value.
What could your property sell for?
A realistic selling range and a recommended asking price. No obligation.
Request my free valuation