Brazilian property could be ideal for adventurous teachers
People who have their eyes set on teaching abroad might want to invest in Brazilian property.
A guide written on Shelter Offshore said that teachers are never too old to try a new life abroad, with jobs being taken around the world by people of all ages and from all walks of life.
Attraction of overseas investment ‘has not disappeared’
Despite the economic downturn, investing in real estate such as Brazilian property is still high on the agenda for Brits, according to new research.
Results from a survey carried out by Savills International and HomeAway.co.uk found that it has been buyers with a higher disposable income, and who are therefore less mortgage reliant, who have been responsible for this year’s purchases.
Brazilian property to be an ‘exceptional investment’
Buying a Brazilian property could be an "exceptional investment" chance, according to an expert.
Paul Fenelle, a frequent visitor to the country looking for investment opportunities, told Brazilian property enthusiasts about the benefits of buying into the country.
Brazilian property is ’stealing a march on the US’
Property investors are about to see a shift in power during the early part of the 21st century, with Brazil leading the way, according to an industry expert.
Graham Norwood, a property correspondent for the Observer, told Emirates Business that the established western nations in Europe and North America are going to be put under pressure by emerging countries from other continents.
Brazilian property is at ‘forefront of everybody’s minds’
The number of people enquiring about Brazilian property has increased by 60 per cent since it was announced that Rio de Janeiro would be hosting the 2016 Olympic Games, according to an expert.
Toby Simcox, sales and business development manager at the International Homes Network, said that the number of people looking into property in Brazil is likely to rise "dramatically" as many see the country as a hotspot.
Brazilian property proving to be ‘hotter than ever’
Brazilian real estate is going to be hot property in 2010, according to an industry expert.
Nick Marr, chief executive officer of HomesGoFast.com, said that people want to make sure that they "get in early" to Brazil, before the country hosts the World Cup in 2014 and the Olympic Games in 2016.
Boom predicted for Brazilian property market
Brazil is being tipped for a boom in real estate investment and sales, according to an industry expert.
Javier Fernandez-Pena, executive chairman at Spanish construction company Confide Brasil, said that international buyers will soon be looking closely at Brazilian property as it is starting to be seen as a fashionable country.
Rio wins praise from journalist
Rio de Janeiro is the most beautiful city in the world and the award of the 2016 Olympic Games to the city is a good decision, according to a chief sports writer.
Oliver Holt, sports columnist of the year, writing for the Daily Mirror, told people interested in Brazilian real estate that any panic over crime in the country is "ludicrous" and "baseless".
Brazilian property to ‘remain affordable’
Brazil real estate should remain affordable as the market continues to grow, according to a new foreign housing report.
Property industry research firm RNCOS said in its Brazilian property sector analysis that the country is likely to be dominated by the growth of affordable housing.
‘Degree of confidence’ returning to foreign property market
An upturn in enquiries into Brazilian real estate has led one expert to state that a degree of confidence is returning to the foreign property market.
Robin Wilson commented on research from overseas mortgage firm Conti, which showed that the number of people wanting a mortgage for a property rose by 20 per cent in September.
