Demand for Brazilian property set to grow ahead of World Cup
Interest Brazilian property will rise in the run-up to the World Cup in 2014 as there is plenty of potential for growth in the market in the intervening time, according to an expert.
Samantha Gore, sales and marketing director at Brazilian property specialist uv10, says that the chosen host cities are also set to benefit from improvements to local transport links and facilities.
Ms Gore suggests that investors in Brazil real estate may be particularly attracted by Natal in the north-east of the country, as the property market in this area is "far from its peak".
The city, which is located in the state of Rio Grande, is one of twelve to be chosen to stage World Cup matches in 2014, all of which were revealed by Sepp Blatter, president of world football’s governing body FIFA, at the weekend.
"This decision cements the great investment opportunity offered by property in and around Natal and we expect interest to accelerate in the run-up to 2014," asserts Ms Gore.
