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TheMoveChannel.com's Property Inspector: Taking a closer look at global real estate each month.
As January draws to a close, TheMoveChannel.com's Property Inspector quizzes the agents who received the most enquiries on the overseas property portal last year. They talk exlusively about the successes - and failures - of 2011 and what's in store for 2012.
Is America really recovering? Should buyers avoid Greece? Has luxury property in Portugal had its day? Can Spain's rental yields stay strong? The Property Inspector asks the experts to point investors in the right direction for 2012.
Brazil's commercial property sector is one of the few in the world to record positive sentiment towards rental expectations and capital value growth during the first quarter of 2012.
Property located in one of north-east Brazil's beachside destinations is proving to be desirable among real estate investors.
Brazil's economy grew at its fastest pace in 19 months in November, reversing a three-month contraction, as a recovery in consumer spending helped Latin America's largest economy shrug off a global slowdown. Yields on interest rate futures rose.
People looking to invest in Brazil's property market have plenty of opportunity to do so, but must remain cautious, a developer has stated.
Brazil has overtaken the UK as the world's sixth largest economy, according to a research group.
Brazilian authorities are trying to evacuate at least 20,000 people after a dam burst in Rio de Janeiro state following days of torrential rain.
Property prices in Brazil are likely to increase modestly, around 5 to 10%, in 2012 and the real estate sector should avoid a bubble, according to a poll of real estate and financial experts.
The United States will remain the top choice of most global commercial real estate investors in 2012, but the country has lost ground to Brazil which ranked second, according to the latest annual survey by the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE).
Investors worried about an overheated Chinese housing market need only turn to Brazil. This real estate market has legs. And the recent five year real estate boom there has a good five more years before home values stop appreciating.
The investment management group BGB Weston has joined forces with Brazilian international property advisors Origen to market a new “Brazilian Impact Investment Fund” designed to pump money into the second phase of the country's massive Minha Casa, Minha Vida (MCMV) social housing programme because its “time has come.”