Wednesday, 9 April 2008

Brazilian real estate market is hard to surpass


An industry expert said that in the real estate market in Brazil, "it is difficult to surpass."

Jamie Strong property rights expert, speaking in the media about the emerging market of real estate in Brazil, said: "The one thing that would really help Brazil, where mortgages are available to foreigners. This will be a truly open market."

Jamie also appreciates the range of equipment available in Brazil, and the ease with which the property could be purchased in the Latin American nation.

President of the Association for the Brazil real estate and tourism development in the north-eastern Brazil (Adit), Felipe Cavalcanti shows impressive features of the country to potential investors. About 97 per cent of international tourists who visited Brazil back, and stresses at work that makes Adit in the direction of strengthening ties with the business community in the area. It also provides a "one-stop shop for foreign investors who can purchase properties to" share of the cost "in Brazil.

According to Felipe, the capital of the real estate in the north-eastern Brazil, is expected to pick up by 30 percent. Brazilian Institute of Tourism reported that tourism in Brazil is growing at a rate 7.2 per cent.

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