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Reasons to Invest in Brazil
Brazil is predicted to follow on from Europe as becoming the new attractive property investing hot spot. In the short space of time the Brazilian market has begun to draw attraction as an emerging property market, interest has not ceased. No end of opportunities awaits short, medium and long term investor clients in the stunning destination with endless appeal.
Consider the reasons why Brazil holds appeal as an overseas property investment market, with great future potential. Read more here
Features & Benefits
The tropical paradise appeal of Brazil, with its stunning beaches and ideal climate, has assisted with the growing appeal leading to the massive expansion of the tourism market. The region of Natal along the country’s north-east coastline offers visitors and investors the best of what Brazil has to offer, without the inconveniences.
Discover the features and benefits of property investing in Brazil to see why the region offers an attractive emerging market. Read more here
Past, Present & Future
Brazil has recently begun to take advantage of its potential to become an economic giant in the world market. Modernising reforms in the government, financing sector and tourism have started several steps in beginning a new era of maximising Brazil’s incredible full potential. The country’s emerging property market is set to boom, with massive internal demand and buying power developing from the recent economic growth.
Consider the past and present of Brazilian real estate, to see why the market appears ideal for investing for future benefits. Read more here
Investors Guide to Brazil
While the mortgage market in Brazil is still growing from its infancy, financing options are becoming increasingly available through independent providers. The buying process in Brazil is very straight forward and similar to other European markets, making the process safe and familiar. Fees associated with Brazilian property purchases are quite moderate, while income taxes are charged at a flat rate for non-residents.
Discover the buying processes, financing opportunities, associated purchasing costs and taxes associated with investing in Brazilian real estate. Read more here
Visitors Guide to Brazil
The growing and tourism markets in Brazil have created additional flight connections to regions in the country’s north-east. The international airport in Natal is currently being expanded to become one of the world’s largest, assisting with the current growth and huge future potential for the area. Visa arrangements for visiting Brazil are convenient, with no requirements for Europeans staying for up to 3 months. The north-east of the country is an extremely safe place to visit, enabling an enjoyable holiday in a spectacular location.
Consider the required documentation, visas and transport options for visiting Brazil, along with health and safety issues for an enjoyable visit. Read more here
About Natal
We specialise in property and real estate in the Natal area, which is on the north-east coast off the country, on the Atlantic and very close to the equator. This is the closest Brazilian city to Europe, and benefits from direct flights from Barcelona, London, Lisbon, Scandinavia and many other places.
Natal is a wonderful part of the country, boasting more than 300 days of sunshine annually and with average temperatures of 26C. It enjoys an all-year round tropical climate. It is an area of great natural beauty, with fantastic scenery and over 4,000 miles of beaches, including some of the best in the whole of South America. Its people are friendly, and live in vibrant cities with great carnivals and infectious music.
Natal has its own carnival, CarNatal, which is in the end of November – a great time to visit. It is a fantastic place to enjoy windsurfing, sailing, waterskiing, surfing, kite surfing, diving (indeed, it is a diver’s paradise, with stunning coral reefs, especially in Maracajaú) and many other water sports. Landlubbers can play golf, beach volley or tennis, go horse riding, and much more.
Key Facts - Brazil
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Climate - The climate varies from the tropical north to the temperate south. The seasons are opposite to ours, so summer is November to March and winter is June to September. |
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Cost of Living - Loaf of bread: from BRL 1 (25p), bottle of wine: from BRL 16 (£4) |
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Currency - Brazilian real, plural reais (BRL). £1 = BRL 3.98 |
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Getting There - A fairly long-haul destination, many major airlines fly to the airports of Brazil. Flying time is 11 hours. The major airports for each region are Rio de Janeiro for the city, São Paulo for the south, Brasilia for the capital and Pinto Martins for the north-east. |
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Time - GMT -3 to -4 |
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Population - 175 million |
Whilst Property Investing Brazil has taken all the necessary precautions and carried out all the necessary checks to ensure the quality of products offered by our network of real estate and land agencies and developers we strongly recommend that wherever possible, each and every client takes full advantage of our property Inspection Trip service. Our Inspection Trip service is designed not only to enable you to view your overseas property before making the all important decision to purchase, it also gives you the opportunity to meet local Property Lawyers, Financial Advisors, Property Tax and Investment Specialists giving you all the help, advice and information you need to make your own educated decision on which property or parcel of land to purchase.
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