Brazil Property Investment

Natal in Brazil’s north east has just been given the honour from football’s ruling body FIFA to become a host city for the 2014 World Cup. Already a favourite with property investors, this coastal paradise will now be showcased on TV sets across the globe.

International sporting events are widely recognised as a driving force behind all kinds of investment, particularly infrastructure and property.

When most people think Brazil, they think beaches, sunshine and football, but lately the country has been turning investors’ and property investment writers’ heads for a range of other reasons…

The Brazilian Government has, after huge amounts of speculation, launched a national housing scheme that aims to increase the number of homes available all over the country

The all-female team at Natal’s Pipa Beleza has sold-out over 80% of the resort in less than a year.

The dainty coastal resort of Pipa in northeast Brazil ignited the interest of Paul (52) and Gail (43) Hesten as a location for a holiday home. They just hope that the masses don’t follow…

While many of the world’s economies are feeling the undulations of the global credit crunch, one country which appears to be faring better than other nations around the world is Brazil. This is good news for anyone thinking of purchasing property in Brazil, indeed, the British embassy has estimated that there will be over 50,000 UK residents buying property in Brazil by 2011.

Brazil is a vast country boasting 7,400km of coastline which encompasses the up-and-coming village of Maracajaú some 50km north of the city of Natal and a Brazilian golf haven.