Brazilian real estate shares have soared this year, with an uptick of over R$21 billion in market value in the first nine months. Real estate profits have also surged as the sector enjoys a buoyant year.
The intention to buy Brazilian real estate reached its highest for over 2 years in August, with Generation Z among the keenest to purchase their own home. As a result, property prices continued their steady upward trend and increased by double the inflation rate.
Tourism in Brazil is currently experiencing its best year on record in terms of air passengers and foreign spending. The country is also set to welcome the most international visitors ever, confirming the potential of its tourist industry.
Brazil added the most new millionaires in the world last year, when wealth levels dropped across the world. Analysts attribute the top ranking to Brazil’s strong economy and currency.
Solid economic results and a recent interest rate cut lead experts to predict a strong rest of the year for Brazilian real estate sector.
A surge in investor interest in data centers in Latin America is driving land prices in Brazil, particularly in areas such as Fortaleza in Ceara. CBRE predicts continued demand for years to come on the back of elevated long-term growth.
Why are real estate developers in Northeast Brazil so optimistic? What is leading them to expect an excellent rest of 2023 and even better 2024? And why are new business opportunities opening up for them? All the answers in this article.
Brazil has just released the results of the latest census, showing a moderate growth in population and a surge in households. In this article, we look at what this means for housing in Brazil.
Brazil tourism looks set to enjoy a record year as revenue from the sector soars, employment climbs and air traffic reaches the highest for 8 years.
All metrics at beach resorts in Brazil are now ahead of those for 2019, with RevPOR and RevPAR showing particularly impressive results in Q1. Analysts attribute the bullish figures to the full return of tourism and investment in the sector.
Yet again, Ceará ranks as the number one destination for holidays in Brazil and stands at the top of the table for preferred vacation spots in July. In addition, the WTTC predicts one of the best years ever for tourism.
Rental rates in Brazil continued to rise in Q1 this year, but what will they do during the rest of 2023? Find out what analysts predict and how this will affect buy-to-let returns in Brazil.
On the back of high season and Carnival, Brazil tourism enjoyed its best February for four years. Passenger traffic, foreign spending and job creation all swelled in the tourist sector, expected to exceed pre-pandemic levels this year.
Buy-to-let returns in Brazil reached double digits last year, ahead of income from other investment vehicles. Figures for a 10-year period are even more impressive, with buy-to-let offering 314%.
Discover why Fortaleza property sales soared yet again last year and what’s in store for real estate in the city and Brazil during 2023.
FDI in Brazil enjoyed a “banner year” in 2022 when levels surged by 93%. Find out why analysts believe 2023 will see a similar amount and which sectors have the most appeal to foreign investors.
