Yes, very happy.
Pros;
The people are lovely - gentle, honest, friendly and always looking for ways to help. If you pick an expensive item they will point out the cheaper option!
The weather. Yes, it can be horribly hot in summer but the climate is mainly temperate and there are distinct seasons.
It's a small country so easy to get around - the motorway network is a joy to drive (or was before they started introducing average speed cameras, the spoilsports!!)
Property outside the tourist/expat areas of the Algarve and the Lisbon/Cascais regions is very affordable.
Cons;
Cars are eye-wateringly expensive. Some cost more than a modest house! They do hold their value however and as long as you maintain them will last forever - I have a 1999 Land Rover and a 2001 Audi A3, both going strong.
Bureaucracy. Everything takes a tree's worth of forms and many hours sitting in grey municipal offices. Always keep a Kindle in your bag, you'll need it. I have perfected smiling and looking perplexed simultaneously which seems to elicit sympathy and results!
The food. Good quality and often locally sourced but haute cuisine it ain't.
It's been a while since I bought a house but the main advice is not to believe a word the estate agent says but to check the planning, etc directly with the local Camâra. Always be prepared to haggle and also to walk away if you are the slightest bit unsure.