Which locations will gain accessibility from the new Spain-Portugal bridge?
The new Spain-Portugal bridge will revolutionise accessibility for several locations, primarily between Alcoutim and Sanlúcar. This enhanced infrastructure project will significantly reduce travel times and foster tourism in the Alcoutim area, opening up opportunities for property buyers. With improved access to both regions, buyers can enjoy the rich cultural heritage and local amenities that both Spain and Portugal offer. The bridge will not only link these communities more effectively but is also expected to invite increased business investment and attract new residents. Real estate in Alcoutim is likely to be in high demand, making it an attractive option for potential buyers and investors alike. The expected economic growth will bolster local services, making living in the area even more appealing. Locations within a short distance of the bridge are set to become prime real estate spots, ideal for those looking to capitalise on the expected interest. Consider investing in properties that offer easy access to this key thoroughfare. As the project progresses, prospective buyers are encouraged to monitor listings closely, with new developments likely popping up. Be part of this exciting change by exploring property options in Alcoutim today. Contact us now to discover how this bridge can affect your future investment!
This was one of the resolutions taken at the Spanish Council of Ministers, just under a week before the Portuguese-Spanish Summit, which will take place next Wednesday, 23 October, at Palácio Fialho (Colégio do Alto), in Faro.
This summit was seen as the last opportunity to facilitate the advancement of this work, which is a long-standing aspiration of the population of this area of the border and which will be paid for, in full, by the Recovery and Resilience Plan, according to a report by Sul Informação.
In practice, this means that the Alcoutim Chamber, which owns the work and has already carried out all the necessary procedures, will soon be able to launch the Public Tender to award the work.
At the same meeting of the Spanish Council of Ministers, the construction of the international bridge between Cedillo (Spain) and Montalvão-Nisa (Portugal), over the Sever River, was also approved.
