Short answer
Investing in long-term rentals in the Azores can be worthwhile in high-demand areas like Ponta Delgada, where rental yields may be stable due to local demand and limited supply. However, returns are generally lower than short-term rentals (AL), and tenant regulations are strict. Consider maintenance costs, property taxes (IMI), and local market conditions. Consult a local advisor for personalized analysis.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules and amounts change: confirm with official sources.
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