Comments on: Maceio Brazil New Property Hotspot Alert

By: Anthony Giuffrida

Anthony Giuffrida — Tue, 23 Nov 2010 17:43:51 +0000

I relocated to Marica, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It is a beautiful place to relax , vacation, relocate, or retire. The place is beautiful, safe, friendly, and affordable. You can buy a beachfront villa here for about $149,000.
The investment potential here is also wonderful. Contact me if you are going to visit the area. I will be happy to show you around!

By: Manoj Chawla

Manoj Chawla — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 18:36:38 +0000

Maceio is a very attractive place however as noted the difficulty of access compared to other cities such as Rio, Salvador, Recife, Forteleza and Natal means it will be less attractive to the international visitor.

The nightlife is also limited however it does have excellent hotels and restaurants (eg Melia) on the main beachfront in the city thought rates are much higher than Natal or other cities.

We expect once international tourism grows, interest will grow

It is less safe than Natal according to Government statistics and this would probably deter many people.

Capital appreciation will probably lag behind established areas.

By: Brazilian Skies Getting Busy | Overseas Property Investment Blog | Nubricks

Wed, 24 Oct 2007 12:16:40 +0000

[...] north east coast of the country has seen a property boom centred around Natal, Fortaleza and now Maceio coupled with a massive investment injection and infrastructural renovation. The highly anticipated [...]

By: Steven Norris

Steven Norris — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 23:40:33 +0000

Need to know the cost of 10-20 arce and if you there is a buidling code for new home

Thanks

Steven Norris

By: brasileiro

brasileiro — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 02:29:21 +0000

I know Maceio very well. Nice place even though a dead town when it comes to nightlife.

The coastline also is nice even though beaches are quite narrow compared to the Natal beaches.

The most negative thing about Maceio is that the city recieves very few international flights, and it is even very hard to get domestic flights to Natal, which leaves tourists in the painful situation of waiting for a very LONG time on connecting airports….not a very good scenario for attracting property investors……

Maybe in ten years it will be ok…but I rather invest in Natal.