Brazil Property News: Brazil is "promising emerging property market"




13th September 2007 12:26


Brazil has been named a "promising emerging market" by industry analysts.

Commentators are warning that prices in Portugal, Italy and Spain have "raced away", whilst Dubai has "gone off the boil" creating promising opportunities in emerging markets, such as Brazil.

The London Stock Exchange reported earlier this month that "early bird" off-plan investors are moving away from Spain in favour of emerging markets.

Mike Dunkerley, director of Global Property Guide, explained the importance of buying in early bird phases for investors interested in increasing their profit margins.

"You have one chance to make money by being an early bird and two chances of losing money by buying in phases two and three," he said.

Pelle Langli, CEO of property consultancy Emerging Real Estate, said that thanks to readily available information on the internet investors were able to be "much better informed" about facilities in emerging markets.

The first annual report on the international property market by the Association for International Property Press' (AIPP) has highlighted the importance to UK investors of choosing the right location.

The report found during 2006 UK buyers spent nearly £20 billion on buying overseas property at an average price of £98,166.67.


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