Strong Outlook for Brazil Real Estate Investment in 2011
As the year draws to a close, many analysts are forecasting global hot spots for investment in 2011. After an excellent 2010, Brazil investment is set for another year in the spotlight.
One of the world’s top real estate and investment management companies, Jones Lang LaSalle has just released their Real Estate Outlook for 2011. This report summarises global real estate investments in 2010 and takes a look at the top ten trends for 2011.
The overall outlook for real estate investment generally is definitely brighter next year. At the top of its trends, Jones Lang LaSalle predicts global direct commercial real estate investment volumes “will rise by 25% to 35% on 2010 levels”. The company believes that “a significant weight of equity capital will target real estate” over the next 12 months.
This capital investment will obviously be targeting the hottest markets. And for those following emerging markets, it will come as no surprise to discover that as well as leading the world’s economy out of recession, emerging markets are also dominating real estate investment. Two regions are particularly important in the Outlook top ten trends – Asia Pacific and Latin America.
For Jones Lang LaSalle, Asia Pacific will be the global “star performer” in real estate investment. The huge markets in China, Indonesia and India have very strong outlooks with Australia also expecting a good year in 2011. Leasing in Asia Pacific looks especially good and the region should “lead the upswing in leasing markets” next year.
On the other side of the world, Jones Lang LaSalle sees Latin America as another hot spot. According to the Real Estate Outlook, “Latin America will continue to build momentum in 2011 with Brazil taking the lead”. The opportunities and potential for investments in Brazil and Latin America mean the area is “attracting strong corporate occupier and investor interest”.
Focusing on commercial investment activity in Latin America, the Outlook finds that prime office investment in Brazil will experience a significant value change in 2011. For example, rental values in São Paulo offices are set to rise between 5% and 10% next year with capital values predicted to increase from 10% to 20%. Brazil’s business capital can therefore look forward to a profitable year for commercial property investment.
Jones Lang LaSalle finds that “the outlook for commercial investment sales activity is turning very positive towards the Americans region” and the report adds that “prospects in Latin America, and particularly Brazil, will continue to brighten for investors”.
Obelisk International continues to tip Brazil real estate as a top investment in 2011 and we believe that the most profitable property investment in Brazil encompasses different property types. These can range from commercial office space to social housing via hotel investment, retail and residential. Obelisk International tips all these for high returns next year as Brazil’s potential begins to unfold.
Contact Obelisk International on 0034 952 820 319. Via email: info@obeliskinternational.com or visit our website: www.obeliskinternational.com.
One of the world’s top real estate and investment management companies, Jones Lang LaSalle has just released their Real Estate Outlook for 2011. This report summarises global real estate investments in 2010 and takes a look at the top ten trends for 2011.
The overall outlook for real estate investment generally is definitely brighter next year. At the top of its trends, Jones Lang LaSalle predicts global direct commercial real estate investment volumes “will rise by 25% to 35% on 2010 levels”. The company believes that “a significant weight of equity capital will target real estate” over the next 12 months.
This capital investment will obviously be targeting the hottest markets. And for those following emerging markets, it will come as no surprise to discover that as well as leading the world’s economy out of recession, emerging markets are also dominating real estate investment. Two regions are particularly important in the Outlook top ten trends – Asia Pacific and Latin America.
For Jones Lang LaSalle, Asia Pacific will be the global “star performer” in real estate investment. The huge markets in China, Indonesia and India have very strong outlooks with Australia also expecting a good year in 2011. Leasing in Asia Pacific looks especially good and the region should “lead the upswing in leasing markets” next year.
On the other side of the world, Jones Lang LaSalle sees Latin America as another hot spot. According to the Real Estate Outlook, “Latin America will continue to build momentum in 2011 with Brazil taking the lead”. The opportunities and potential for investments in Brazil and Latin America mean the area is “attracting strong corporate occupier and investor interest”.
Focusing on commercial investment activity in Latin America, the Outlook finds that prime office investment in Brazil will experience a significant value change in 2011. For example, rental values in São Paulo offices are set to rise between 5% and 10% next year with capital values predicted to increase from 10% to 20%. Brazil’s business capital can therefore look forward to a profitable year for commercial property investment.
Jones Lang LaSalle finds that “the outlook for commercial investment sales activity is turning very positive towards the Americans region” and the report adds that “prospects in Latin America, and particularly Brazil, will continue to brighten for investors”.
Obelisk International continues to tip Brazil real estate as a top investment in 2011 and we believe that the most profitable property investment in Brazil encompasses different property types. These can range from commercial office space to social housing via hotel investment, retail and residential. Obelisk International tips all these for high returns next year as Brazil’s potential begins to unfold.
Contact Obelisk International on 0034 952 820 319. Via email: info@obeliskinternational.com or visit our website: www.obeliskinternational.com.
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