Portugal
Portuguese dominate purchases in the HAMA MORI enterprise
Publication: ECO
Author: ECO IA
Source published: 22/10/2026, 11:32:18 UTC
Briefing created: 22/10/2026, 11:42:23 UTC
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Briefings
The HAMA MORI residential project in Vilamoura sold 25 of its 27 units, with approximately 90% of buyers being Portuguese. The project launched in July and was marketed by Portugal Sotheby's International Realty, divided into two collections: HAMA (13 units) and MORI (14 units). The HAMA collection had most units reserved within the first 24 hours, while MORI had only one unit available after launch. Most Portuguese buyers sought high-end residential properties, often as second homes or investments, with only two foreign buyers purchasing. The project is located in Vilamoura, with HAMA near the sea and marina, and MORI near golf courses.
Key points
- The HAMA MORI project sold 25 of 27 units with 90% of buyers being Portuguese.
- The HAMA collection had most units reserved within the first 24 hours, while MORI had only one unit available after launch.
Context
This finding highlights strong domestic demand for high-end residential properties in the Algarve, contrasting with the typical international market dominance. The project's launch in July and exclusive Portuguese buyer profile suggest a strategic marketing approach targeting local investment and lifestyle needs.
Limitations
Data is limited to the initial sales period; specific buyer demographics beyond nationality are unknown. The project's full sales timeline and long-term market performance remain unverified.
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