Another Look at Brazilian Investment Properties from DSR
The last David Stanley Redfern release on Brazil focused on DSR land plots in Brazil — this one will focus on DSR's Brazil apartments and houses. The many financial attractions of a property investment in Brazil were covered in the last article, but for those who missed it here's a quick refresher:
Rental yields are around the 9% mark on a 50sq.m property in the best areas, tourism is growing massively which could push yields even higher, purchase costs are a moderate 10%-12%, capital gains tax is a competitive 15%, inheritance tax a mere 2.5-4%, and rental laws are pro-landlord. Following the general rule for emerging markets, living costs are low in Brazil, which also means so are the property prices.
To explain, emerging markets usually start at a very low point, building materials are cheap, overall costs low and there is generally no guide for what properties are really worth, as they have previously had to be affordable to the local population. Therefore, when said market begins to attract global attention, and buyers with more money, prices start to rise. Fast. The people who get in first make the biggest gains.
David Stanley Redfern's Brazil properties certainly have the potential to make the earliest investors some huge gains. Take the Sossego Bay apartments, prices start at just £19,950 for a beach front studio apartment in Brazil — 1 and 2 bedroom apartments are also available. The Sossego Bay apartments are in Paraiba, a growingly popular area for tourism, which is prompting growth in property development to keep up with the rising demand for good holiday accommodation — Sossego Bay apartments are certainly that:
A stylish complex built around a beautiful lagoon, the Sossego apartments are ideal holiday homes for sun bathing beach lovers, and golfing enthusiasts, being right on top of Praia Bela, and just a short drive from a top quality golf course.
If it's a studio or apartment in Brazil that you're after but you have a bit more cash to spend, the Vista Morena apartments are one of the finest investments opportunities on the global property market:
The Vista Morena development is a four star gated community of studio-3bed apartments, and 2-3 bedroom houses in the former fishing village of Carapibus. The level of government investment into Carapibus's infrastructure, along with its prime location within easy reach of two of Brazil's finest beaches Jacuma and Tabatinga, and the rising popularity of Brazil as a whole, will see Carapibus transformed into one of the world's top tourism destinations.
Therefore, their price of just £30,500 for a studio apartment gives them a lot of room to enjoy upwards of the conservatively estimated 20% capital appreciation, and impressive rental yields. The 2-3 bedroom houses on Vista Morena are priced from £87,000, and if apartments and houses are out of your price range but you want to capitalize on Carapibus's inevitable boom, one of David Stanley Redfern's aforementioned land-plot developments is in Carapibus — prices starting from £16,829 for 1000sq.m, with 4 and 5 bedroom villas ready to be built at an estimated cost of £700 - £750 per sq.m.
Call David Stanley Redfern today for a free no-obligation chat about Brazil investment property — or that of any of the 40 countries DSR have property in.
Find out more about Brazil property investment at: http://www.davidstanleyredfern.com/investment-property/brazil/
About David Stanley Redfern
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