Investment Property in Brazil

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Overseas Investment Property In Brazil

Property Investors worldwide now see Brazil as an emerging investment property market. This is due to excellent returns on investment and fantastic growth potential of Investment Property Brazil as a stable new property investment market 

Brazil's middle class is growing. According to a recent survey, the middle class is set to grow by 64% by 2015. On top of this it is estimated that the nationwide housing shortage is around 8 million units, while property demand remains high, encouraged by the increasing availability of mortgages and falling interest rates. This creates a strong onward sales market, and pushes prices up.

Brazil has a unique legal system to protect property investors, which makes it an incredibly safe place to purchase investment property in Brazil. To minimise risk and protect them from unscrupulous developers, laws have been passed in Brazil to protect property investor's money. This has made the Brazillian property investment system one of the safest in the world. As soon as the developer registers his plans with the land registrar, the ownership of the development shifts to the investors. Should the developer not keep to his plans, even down to the selection of the bathroom suite, the property investors have the right to remove the company from working on the development and replace them with one more acceptable.

• Some locations offer returns of 20% per annum.
• There are good currency exchange rates making investment cheap for foreign investors.
• The Brazillian president's progressive policies have brought many improvements to Brazil, including a decrease in inflation to an all-time low at 5.7%.
• Active encouragement and incentives for foreign investment - you can own 100% of land and property.
• Cost of living at only 20% of that in the UK/Europe, and property maintenance costs are extremely low.
• Increase of thriving manufacturing industries relocated to Brazil and boosting the economy.
• Brazil is expected to be self sufficient in oil reserves within the next year.
• Brazil is believed by some economists to be amongst the leaders of the future, along with Russia, India and China (the BRIC countries).

• Brazil has year-round sunshine, with average summer temperatures of 21°C.
• 7,000km of gorgeous sandy beaches and fantastic naturally beautiful scenery.
• Friendly nature of the Brazilian people.
• Vibrant cities with carnivals and music.
• Low international risk of war, terrorism or SARS in Brazil.
• Easy access via direct flights from many international airports