June 23rd, 2009 by luke07
As one of the BRIC nations (along with Russia, India and China) – those expected to show substantial economic growth in the lead up to 2050 – Brazil has, in recent years, laid its focus on growing its tourism industry as a means for financial growth. An investment of $304 billion on infrastructure projects, a new airport opening in 2010 set to be the 4th largest in the world, and incredible investment in environmental and tourism bodies have all contributed to the ongoing success of Brazil as a top tourist destination.
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June 8th, 2009 by luke07
There exists an enormous opportunity for sophisticated investors and lenders in leveraging Brazilian properties. Property prices are low and the Brazil currency the REAL is getting stronger. This means the overseas property investor can win twice once on rising property values twice on the strengthening currency. The big Brazil bonus is that investing in Brazil gives investors the security of a great exit strategy. When the time comes to sell investors not only have a keen local population of buyers but now a queue of investors from overseas,
So how foreigners buy property in Brazil
RULES OF THE GAME.
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April 1st, 2009 by luke07
It is quite straightforward for foreign nationals buying property in Brazil.
The Brazilian government encourages foreign investment and there are no restrictions on foreign real estate ownership with foreigners having the same rights and obligations as Brazilians themselves.
The Brazilian government allows 100% foreign freehold ownership of land and property.
It is also worth pointing out that the [...]
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March 24th, 2009 by luke07
Being a massive country Brazil has a wealth of natural resources and because of favourable agricultural climate and vast areas of rich fertile agricultural land; it is a global leader in the production and trade of a lot of important commodities such as ethanol, coffee, soybeans, oranges and sugarcane.
There are a growing number of [...]
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March 17th, 2009 by luke07
Introducing Natal Ocean Club
Natal Ocean Club on the North East coast of Brazil is one of our hottest tips for investment and one of our personal favourite investment locations. The stunning and unique location in a prime growth region of Brazil, the beautiful 5-star architectural design of award-winning David Basto.
World Renowned Architect
The properties [...]
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January 29th, 2009 by luke07
Top Reasons Why Investors Are Buying Property In Brazil
For most people interested in buying property abroad it is either the idea of achieving high financial returns as an investor or those seeking a fantastic holiday home to relax and enjoy the cultural delights. This is especially true for people purchasing Brazil property.
Here are a [...]
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November 11th, 2008 by luke07
I just came accross these two seperate posts which our strategist put into a report a little while ago and thought that they are very for todays global current economic climate and that Brazil property demand is still strond and therefore an interesting investment choice.
Moody’s Economy.com, a renowned source of independent research and analysis, released [...]
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August 13th, 2008 by luke07
Brazil is a cultural delight! One of my favourite things about being in Brazil was drinking the caprihinas and eating the delicious meat. Of course Brazil has many more delacies but these two things were a personal favourite. Another one is the unusual Acai which is a tropcial fruit in a particular colour – brown. [...]
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July 29th, 2008 by luke07
Brazil’s current macroeconomic situation is very favourable for long-term investments. The situation as a whole provides one of the best scenarios of the last few years for long term investments to be undertaken in Brazil, especially in the Brazil Investment Property sector.
Brazil ticks all the boxes for an exciting emerging market, low property prices [...]
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July 2nd, 2008 by luke07
This is a list of some of the factors driving the Brazil property market.
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