Beato Living

The Beato region is one of the areas of the capital with the greatest cultural and artistic potential, assuming itself as a trendy location, renovated and designed for the future. This project brings new life to the Convento do Beato complex, with the construction of 5 residential buildings, designed for the different needs and requirements of each resident. The apartments are distributed between T1 to T5 duplex typologies, some with outdoor area and all with parking. With top finishes, all unitsThe common garden, in turn, invites you to special moments of leisure and relaxation. And because the environmental concern is also present in this development, in addition to the standard parking, there is also a parking lot dedicated to electric vehicles. Located by the Tagus River, between Parque das Nações and the historic center of downtown Lisbon, the development pays homage to the area's industrial style tradition, with elegant and sophisticated brick facades. Restaurants, clubs, art galleries, cafes, cowork spaces, furniture stores, among other services and amenities to have everything just minutes away. Lisbon is the capital of Portugal and the hub of a multifaceted region that appeals to different tastes and senses. In a city that has received many different cultures from faraway places over time, even today you can still feel a village breath in each historic neighborhood.

Not only is Lisbon Portugal’s largest and most wealthy city, but it also has the unique distinction of being Europe’s furthest western capital city. With a population of over 2.8 million in Lisbon and the surrounding area, it certainly qualifies as a large city on any scale.

Unlike some of the other cities in Portugal, it is not tourism that drives Lisbon’s economy. Lisbon is a global forerunner in the technology sector as well as a strong leader in mass multimedia, and is also Portugal’s financial district. With all of these healthy industries it is no wonder that Lisbon produces more than 45% of the Gross Domestic Product for all of Portugal. In addition, the per capita GDP is higher in Lisbon than compared to the average per capita GDP for the rest of Europe. These economic factors make Lisbon a very attractive place to live and purchase property.