Short answer
There is no single official figure for rental yields in the Azores; they vary by island, property type and whether the rental is long-term or short-term (AL). Yields in Portugal are typically lower in prime tourist areas and higher in less central locations, but you should confirm current data with local estate agents or the Portuguese statistics office (INE). Always factor in taxes, maintenance and vacancy periods.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules and amounts change: confirm with official sources.
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