Long a favorite vacation destination for well-heeled Europeans, Portugal’s Algarve region is quickly becoming a hotspot for American tourists and second homebuyers. Developers in this region are evolving with the changing desires of a more diverse and international buyer pool. While there are plenty of traditional, red tile-roofed villas dotting the Algarve’s world-class golf courses and shoreline, modern estates such as Villatura in Quinta do Lago represent a new style of luxury living in the area. Learn more about this modern masterpiece—recently listed with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Portugal Property—from developer Luis Faustino and Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Portugal Property CEO Michael Vincent.

Once primarily known as a beachy getaway, Miami has evolved over the past decades into ta global city with a thriving cultural scene. The population of the southern Florida city represents a diverse mix of backgrounds with a thriving real estate market thanks to feeder markets that span across the northern U.S. states to South America and Europe.

The skyline of Toronto is an ever-changing panorama of emerging modern structures set within a glorious greenbelt on the shores of Lake Ontario. “Toronto’s one of the most diverse cities in the world,” says Mark Wadden, CEO and Co-Founder of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Toronto Reality. “Real estate developers need to focus on what community means to Torontonians and how they can help current neighborhoods in the city evolve to house our residents.”

“The Park City property market has really evolved over the past 10 years,” shares Debbie Sexton of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah Properties. “We’re starting to see buyers stray from the more traditional ski-lodge type style. Contemporary homes are becoming more popular—especially with those buyers coming from California and the West Coast. Newer homes in the area are starting to reflect that, with more open concepts and amenities and layouts that function across seasons.”