Brazil has ’sophisticated’ real estate laws
The Brazilian government has "sophisticated and well developed" real estate laws, according to an independent property analyst.
Amberlamb, an impartial online publication featuring expert overseas property investment research, advice and information, said that Brazil’s property laws protect the property owner whether they are a foreign or local owner, which should give investors "great confidence".
The company also championed the Brazilian government’s promotion of investment and tourism in the country.
Rhiannon Williamson, director of Amberlamb, said: "The government is an investor in infrastructure development programmes in Brazil which indirectly supports investors, as they raise the appeal of locations where road access has been improved."
She added that affordable travel from Europe and the UK, with return flights from Gatwick to Brazil costing as little as £200 and taking eight hours on average, had boosted Brazil’s investment potential.
The Brazilian tourist board, Embratur, announced that it has hired an international PR firm to publicise the country’s tourist potential in the US.
Ogilvy Publics Relations Worldwide will promote ecotourism, culture, sports and business events in the Latin American country to the US tourist market.
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