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Thursday, November 20
Foreign investment into land and property in Brazil
by
editor
on Thu 20 Nov 2008 06:25 GMT
The fact that Brazilian properties are still available at low prices, combined with a pro-active brazilian Government that is taking a long term attitude to investment into infrastructure improvements and into tourism, will result in inherent rises in property prices, thereby creating a lucrative Brazil market. Additionally, the market is still in its infancy and indicators to its future are highly positive, all aspects that make it a prime emerging market. more »
Sunday, November 9
Land Investment Brazil offers great opportunities
by
editor
on Sun 09 Nov 2008 06:47 GMT
The Brazilian real estate market offers great opportunities, according to one auctioneer Sotherby's Brazil claims the nation's housing market offers a good deal, it is reported by the Brazil Arab News Agency. Those considering buying land or property in Brazil could be interested to hear the famous firm states it does not believe the global housing crisis has affected the Brazilian property market. more »
Friday, October 31
Brazil Affordable Land Investments
by
Sam Garcia
on Fri 31 Oct 2008 12:33 GMT
Emerging markets are a good choice for land investments and Brazil has increasingly come on the radar for speculators and investors alike. Many areas of the country have been targeted for development, offering investors from overseas the opportunity to buy individual land plots, often with outline planning permission already in place. more »
Tuesday, October 21
Brazil economy grows despite weakening currency
by
Sam Garcia
on Tue 21 Oct 2008 10:25 BST
The property market in Brazil is already in a boom, but added on top of this is the fact of the Brazilian curreny currently falling against the US dollar, making property in Brazil land even chepaer for overseas investors.
At this exact moment, one UK Pound is worth 3.60 Brazil Reais (BRL) while it was only worth 3.05BRL back in mid-August. This... more »
Thursday, October 16
Brazilian stocks see record falls
by
Sam Garcia
on Thu 16 Oct 2008 13:34 BST
Brazilian stocks fell the most in a decade after analysts explained currency losses may cost companies $27 billion and reduced forecasts for economic growth.
Brazil's economy may grow less than 3 percent. Cia. Vale do Rio Doce and Petroleo Brasileiro SA dropped after metal prices tumbled and analysts lowered their oil forecasts. Rossi Residencial SA led homebuilders lower after JPMorgan said sales may weaken in the fourth quarter. more »
Wednesday, October 8
Buying Property and Land in Brazil
by
Sam Garcia
on Wed 08 Oct 2008 10:26 BST
Current property prices in Brazil can get up to 70% cheaper than in similar European Resorts, still offering a dream lifestyle for property owners and the benefit of a low cost of living. 96 per cent of the tourists enjoying the sunshine, the beaches, nature and the friendly culture, plan to return for their next holidays. more »
Monday, October 6
Brazil strong enough to cope with the crisis
by
Sam Garcia
on Mon 06 Oct 2008 10:17 BST
The president of Brazil, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Tuesday that the Brazilian economy is sound and solid enough to face the global financial crisis and stated that the U.S. government should "do their homework." more »
Wednesday, October 1
ING launches new office in São Paulo, Brazil
by
Sam Garcia
on Wed 01 Oct 2008 11:17 BST
The economy of Brazil has grown at a fast pace for a decade and is expected to continues growing at a rate of four per cent for the next five years at least which has led to a significant drop in the rate of unemployment as new job formation arises in Brazil's major cities creating a pleasant enviornment for property investment, according to ING. more »
Monday, September 29
The Current Brazilian Housing Market
by
Sam Garcia
on Mon 29 Sep 2008 11:15 BST
Brazilian and Mexican property developers tumbled on Latin American stock exchanges concerning that the global financial crisis could raise the cost of capital while slowing down growth and speeding up inflation leading to low demand for homes.
Klabin Segall SA led declines among Brazilian homebuilders, falling 20 percent to 5.05 reais in Sao Paulo trading, its largest drop since shares began trading in 2006. Corporacion Geo SAB paced the retreat in Mexican homebuilders, tumbling the most in nearly eight years. The Habita index of six Mexican developers dropped to its lowest since November 2005. more »
Thursday, September 25
Plaza Macae Shopping Centre
by
Sam Garcia
on Thu 25 Sep 2008 10:29 BST
The coastal Brazlian city of Macae, just three hours north to Rio de Janeiro, has just open a new shoppong centre called Plaza Macae, serving the 160,000 residents of the city of Macae. The shopping centre is anchored by Lojas Americanas, C&A Marisa, and a five screen movie theatre and a second phase of the shopping center is set to open in December. more »
Tuesday, September 23
Brazil Will Continue Expanding
by
Sam Garcia
on Tue 23 Sep 2008 12:13 BST
Brazil already has the ninth largest economy in the world in terms of purchasing power and is about to become one of the leading recipients of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Latin America.
Together with its expanding economy, Brazil is also benefiting from an incredible expansion of tourist real estate investment. Until recently, banks were not offering large-scale lending but with Brazil's economy stabilised they have seen the investment opportunity. In 2006 lending doubled for property in Brazil and the construction industry is booming. more »
Friday, September 19
Arabs investing in Brazil Property Market
by
Sam Garcia
on Fri 19 Sep 2008 11:35 BST
There is currently a number of Arab property investors and developers being attracted to the Brazilian property market. The share of Arab capital may be currently low compared to the amount of foreign funds in the Brazillian market but the interest is starting to increase though. more »
Thursday, September 18
Brazil Property Sector Short of Workforce
by
Sam Garcia
on Thu 18 Sep 2008 11:59 BST
The economic growth leading to an emerging middle class in Brazil and growing foreign investment in Brazil is bringing an increase in demand for property in the country. Some construction businesses have experienced over 10% growth in the first half of this year. Favorable lending rates and a booming economy in Brazil have indeed made an effect on the property market. more »
Wednesday, September 17
Brazil offering affordable properties
by
Sam Garcia
on Wed 17 Sep 2008 13:36 BST
Overseas property buyers have been encouraged to consider snapping up a bargain residence in Brazil. This could make it an ideal option for prospective buyers who have been affected by the recent downturn in the UK economy. There are still many new and old properties that can be found without depending on large second mortgages. more »
Tuesday, September 16
Investing in land in Brazil
by
Sam Garcia
on Tue 16 Sep 2008 12:40 BST
When people consider emerging markets they sometimes envisage swathes of untouched land waiting for the developers to move in and fashion resorts from the foundations upwards, with the assumption that they will have to wait a good five to ten years before the area finds its 'soul'. more »
Thursday, September 11
Building plots with planning permission in Fortaleza
by
editor
on Thu 11 Sep 2008 06:39 BST
375 private building plots for villas have become available on the popular Coconut Grove. This development is situated on one of Brazil's most beautiful and unspoilt, white sandy beaches, just over one hours drive from the cosmopolitan city of Fortaleza. The building plots are part of the Coconut Grove development and owners will enjoy the facilities offered by the development. more »
Tuesday, September 9
High growth potential for Brazil
by
editor
on Tue 09 Sep 2008 10:48 BST
Brazil has become a favourite amongst worldwide property and land investors as new economic date is further underwriting the high growth potential of Brazil as a stable real estate investment market. Current evidence shows that land investment in Brazil is now a highly beneficial market in which to invest. While the tourist infrastructure and economic climate is improving rapidly in Brazil, investors are urged to catch this market at the emerging stage while land and property prices remain low and high returns on investment are inevitable. more »
500 Villa Plots in Palma do Mar - Brazil
by
editor
on Tue 09 Sep 2008 07:12 BST
Palma do Mar is a development of nearly 500 villa plots with planning permission, located in the gentle hills of Carapibus and overlooking some of Brazil's most beautiful beaches. The land plots at Palma do Mar have planning approval for the construction of detached villas with private pool and garden and start from 400m2. They will be provided with all infrastructure services including roads, water and electricity, all of which will be in place by January 2010.investor alike. more »
Monday, September 8
Good Reasons to Invest in Brazil
by
editor
on Mon 08 Sep 2008 07:50 BST
Brazil has two things much of the rest of the world is lacking – a plentiful supply of fertile land and a huge amount of fresh water, thanks largely to the Amazon basin. These factors have combined to make Brazil the world’s largest supplier of a huge range of soft commodities from sugar and coffee to beef and poultry. Brazil’s abundance of water also means that it has no real energy problems of the kind the rest of the world is facing: 80% of its power is supplied by hydroelectric dams, with two large new projects under construction on the Amazon to cope with rising demand. At the same time, Brazil, unlike the rest of the world, has got to grips with biofuels. more »
Wednesday, September 3
Land Investment Brazil
by
editor
on Wed 03 Sep 2008 06:56 BST
Land Investment in Brazil. Brazil is finally under the watchful eyes of the world’s investors and has now been awarded investment grade status, which means Brazil is considered a safe investment destination that is unlikely to falter. Source: Financial Times - 2 May 2008. Brazil land investing provide one of the best investment opportunities and has shown impressive ROI in recent years - not for nothing has Brazil been voted as a top world investment destination. more »
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