Brazilian property officials head to UK

People considering property for sale in Brazil could be interested to learn the nation will be taking part in a real estate event in London, it has been reported.

The Brazilian Association for the Real Estate and Tourism Development in the Northeast Brazil (ADIT Nordeste) and the tourism ministry will participate in the
Overseas Property Professional Live Exhibition on November 24th – 25th.

According to Homesgofast.com, the aim of this trip is to show the international real estate sector that Brazilian property is a "great" place to invest.

Felipe Cavalcante, president of ADIT Nordeste, told the website: "Even with this world crisis, Brazil is a safe country to invest, because it has a sound economy. The crisis did not affect the Brazilian real estate market and this could be shown during the meetings."

Meanwhile, the Brazilian Central Bank this week claimed the nation’s economy will grow at a healthy rate despite any knock-on affects felt by the global financial crisis, Ready2Invest.co.uk cite the Xinhua agency as reporting.

Tags: Brazil, Property, Real Estate

November 20, 2008

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