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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2025 · 49 MIN

John Calvão on investing in Portugal with purpose (and controlling the destiny)

from The Heart & Hustle of Portugal · host Tony Gonçalves

John Calvão is a Partner and Fund Principal at Arrow, one of Europe’s leading credit and real estate investment platforms. In this episode, John shares how Arrow is helping reshape Portugal’s real estate landscape from resort towns like Vilamoura to new efforts in affordable housing. He reflects on the unique opportunities Portugal offers, the cultural values that shape his leadership, and the practical hurdles that still need solving like long licensing delays and complex bureaucracy. He breaks down the barriers, but also the potential, and reminds us why investing here is both a challenge and a privilege. Plus, he shares his favorite Portuguese dish and what still makes the country feel like home.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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