Diversity is Key to Brazilian Real Estate Investment | Obelisk International
With strong driving forces behind it, there’s every sign that the Brazilian real estate market is set to continue to boom. In this scenario, the key to the investment in property in Brazil is diversity.
With record levels of construction and foreign investment, Brazilian property is experiencing rapid expansion. This growth means both prices and returns on investment in Brazil are rising. What is more, these high prices and returns can be found across the whole spectrum of real estate in Brazil.
Brazil’s residential property market is seeing steady price hikes, particularly in the largest cities and the north and north east regions. On the Brazilian commercial property front, rentals of offices in Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Brasilia are at their highest ever, particularly at the high end of the market. ‘A’ grade offices are expected to reach rental levels of R$200 per square metre per month this year. Record rents are also forecast for units for industrial and logistical use.
Future Trends for Brazil Property
Analysts agree that the current expansion of the Brazilian real estate market is likely to continue because of the demand drivers in place. In a recent article, the Association for Mortgages in Brazil (ABECIP) highlights the huge potential in Brazil.
ABECIP points out that Brazil is a world leader in production of several commodities including iron ore and soya. The growing middle classes in Brazil need properties, goods and services. These factors together with the higher building costs and scarcity of land lead ABECIP to believe that prices for Brazilian real estate will continue to rise for at least the next three years.
ABECIP also points out that the Brazilian property market has two direct competitors putting pressure on prices. These are the government Growth Acceleration Programme, which includes the social housing scheme, Minha Casa Minha Vida, building 3 million homes by the end of 2014 and the forthcoming world-class sporting events.
Best Real Estate Investment
In this scenario of expansion and rising prices, ABECIP recommends diversity when investing in Brazilian real estate. The association advocates investment in a variety of products within the wide spectrum of residential and commercial property in Brazil. As different products have different potential and risks, this will ensure the investor spreads both risks and returns.
Obelisk International also recommends a varied portfolio for any investor in Brazil. Obelisk International’s latest product launch provides the chance to invest in five different products. Developed by the most successful real estate company in Brazil, all five products have been carefully selected and between them, provide an excellent opportunity to invest successfully in one of the world’s most buoyant property markets.
Contact Obelisk International on 0034 952 820 319. Via email: info@obeliskinternational.com or visit our website: www.obeliskinternational.com.
Follow us on Twitter - (Obelisk International) and LinkedIn (Obelisk International).
With record levels of construction and foreign investment, Brazilian property is experiencing rapid expansion. This growth means both prices and returns on investment in Brazil are rising. What is more, these high prices and returns can be found across the whole spectrum of real estate in Brazil.
Brazil’s residential property market is seeing steady price hikes, particularly in the largest cities and the north and north east regions. On the Brazilian commercial property front, rentals of offices in Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Brasilia are at their highest ever, particularly at the high end of the market. ‘A’ grade offices are expected to reach rental levels of R$200 per square metre per month this year. Record rents are also forecast for units for industrial and logistical use.
Future Trends for Brazil Property
Analysts agree that the current expansion of the Brazilian real estate market is likely to continue because of the demand drivers in place. In a recent article, the Association for Mortgages in Brazil (ABECIP) highlights the huge potential in Brazil.
ABECIP points out that Brazil is a world leader in production of several commodities including iron ore and soya. The growing middle classes in Brazil need properties, goods and services. These factors together with the higher building costs and scarcity of land lead ABECIP to believe that prices for Brazilian real estate will continue to rise for at least the next three years.
ABECIP also points out that the Brazilian property market has two direct competitors putting pressure on prices. These are the government Growth Acceleration Programme, which includes the social housing scheme, Minha Casa Minha Vida, building 3 million homes by the end of 2014 and the forthcoming world-class sporting events.
Best Real Estate Investment
In this scenario of expansion and rising prices, ABECIP recommends diversity when investing in Brazilian real estate. The association advocates investment in a variety of products within the wide spectrum of residential and commercial property in Brazil. As different products have different potential and risks, this will ensure the investor spreads both risks and returns.
Obelisk International also recommends a varied portfolio for any investor in Brazil. Obelisk International’s latest product launch provides the chance to invest in five different products. Developed by the most successful real estate company in Brazil, all five products have been carefully selected and between them, provide an excellent opportunity to invest successfully in one of the world’s most buoyant property markets.
Contact Obelisk International on 0034 952 820 319. Via email: info@obeliskinternational.com or visit our website: www.obeliskinternational.com.
Follow us on Twitter - (Obelisk International) and LinkedIn (Obelisk International).
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