With so many conflicting opinions circulating with regards to Brazil’s property market, it is often difficult to draw a clear cut conclusion – particularly as the sector is relatively young and, with no established sales index / registry. Yet, whilst it is clear that demand for real estate is likely to remain particularly strong due to factors such as lower unemployment, a rising middle class and wide scale industry growth – the price movements in recent years have even got the most bullish investors questioning the realism. This blog outlines the latest arguments for and against the potential of the Brazilian real estate bubble bursting
Much of the ongoing discussion over issues related to Brazilian residential real estate has also been matched with regards to the recent behavior of the commercial / office sector. This article discusses the debate over whether the rapidly rising prices combined with the growth of supply are serious causes for concern.
A short article originally written for ‘Property Secrets’ on quarter 3 office real estate statistics for Brazilian office space.
August 4th, 2010 by
Ruban Selvanayagam
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An article discussing the rising growth of Brazilian real estate funds – a new breed of financial mechanism aimed at investors wanting exposure to the Latin America’s largest property market without the relative responsibilities of physical ownership.
June 13th, 2010 by
Ruban Selvanayagam
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A brief introduction to the commercial property industry in Brazil (download our free guide at the bottom of the article or via our main site at http://www.brazilinvestmentguide.com/).
February 17th, 2010 by
Ruban Selvanayagam
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Brazilian Commercial Office Space Update: February 2010 (Quarter 4, 2009)