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Brazil rated as a top overseas property destination
Investment in Brazilian property could be set to rise as the country maintained its place as one other world's top emerging markets, research has revealed.
According to research by The Move Channel, continued economic improvement in the South American nation is driving more investors to purchase second homes in the country.
Dan Johnson, the managing director of the company, revealed that Brazil's national resources were also playing an important role in its growth.
"Brazil has a unique blend of attractions for property investors: It has a strong economy, with good regional and global trade links, an increasingly diverse service sector and all sorts of natural resources that it can leverage," he said.
"It also has the largest population in Latin America, which provide a huge pool of human capital to power the economy," Mr Johnson added.
Meanwhile, foreign direct investments into Brazil reached £18.5 billion in 2007, double the amount for a year earlier.
People who are looking to invest in property in a foreign country would be wise to consider Brazil, an independent property analyst has said.
According to Amberlamb.com, the South American country has a host of qualities that will appeal to investors, such as the potential to collect high returns as well as good capital appreciation.
The analyst also noted that due to Brazil's recent efforts to develop a strong and diverse economy it is now "holding its own" despite the downturn in the US property market.
Amberlamb explained: "Property in Brazil has become a must have commodity for anyone and everyone from your next door neighbour who wants a place in the sun to the landlord seeking location diversification for greater yield stability.
"There are profits to be derived from the Brazilian real estate marketplace whether you prefer to target capital appreciation potential in Natal or yields from commercial property in Rio. And now you can feel more confident about committing to Brazil for the longer term because its economy is showing signs of remaining robust - so this opens up even more areas of profitability potential."
In addition, Amberlamb cited a Bloomberg report which indicated that the Brazilian real (local currency) is the strongest it has been since 1999, which is another reason for an increased interest in Brazil property investment.
The number of people who are choosing to invest in property in Egypt is rising quite significantly.
According to propertyshowrooms.com, a report from the Institute of International Finance has revealed that foreign investment in the country's property market accounted for 8.2 per cent of its GDP in 2006/07.
This is a notable increase from the 2004/05 figure of 0.5 per cent.
Propertyshowrooms.com asserted that Egypt is growing in popularity with investors from overseas for several reasons, both economic and aesthetic.
The site explained: "From a strategic point of view, Egypt seems the perfect place to invest. With economic growth of seven per cent per annum, along with the largest population in the Middle East, the country holds unlimited potential.
"For real estate investors, relatively cheap property prices, the natural beauty of Egypt’s coastline, continued economic growth and a demand that far exceeds supply, together make Egypt an enticing opportunity."
At present, the Egyptian government is reforming its investment policies in a bid to encourage economic growth, as well as foreign investment in its property market.
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