The UK, US and France lead the index, which aims to help companies, investors and creditors operate and make decisions.
Transparency is increasingly seen as a key criterion when deciding where to invest and do business globally. And in the real estate market too. Portugal is improving its performance in this indicator, having entered the Top 25 of The Real Estate Transparency ranking worldwide, rising two positions to the 24th position of the index carried out jointly by the consulting firm JLL and its investment arm La Salle.
Compared to the previous results, released in 2020 and in which Portugal appeared in 26th place in the general ranking as a transparent country, there was a concrete improvement in the Transaction Process market, occupying the 11th place. To get to this place, he managed to climb 2.37 points to 1.23 points, with 1.00 points being the highest score.
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