Brazil Property News: New mortgage laws boost Brazil property market




11th September 2007 11:26


New mortgage laws in Brazil will increase the nation's real estate value, according to industry analysts.

A market intelligence update released by real estate firm Brazilian Property Group (BPG) stated falling interest rates in the country are making mortgages more affordable and broadening access to the property market for Brazilians.

BPG predict the demand for property will rise following open mortgage packages being made available to Brazilians by the end of 2008.

The company also highlighted new ownership laws designed to protect the buyer, which they describe as "some of the most secure in the Americas."

Michael Greene, owner of BPG, explained why the Brazilian property market has not yet experienced a "Costa Rica-style boom":

"The lack of attention from investors…[has] more to do with investor unfamiliarity than with any substantive risk."

Adit Nordeste, an organisation that helps foreign investors find reputable Brazilian real estate companies told thisismoney.com that Brazilian interest rate have fallen from 19.75 per cent to 12 per cent over the past two years making mortgage rates "acceptable".


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