Pipa property is a safe bet for foreign investors
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Pipa offers fantastic opportunities for Brazilian property investors as it is a "very safe bet", according to an expert.
Brazilian property specialist uv10 new development project named Pipa Beach; where an old, ruined house is being knocked down to make way for six luxury apartments. Samantha Gore, sales director at uv10, reveals that The Pipa Beleza is proving particularly popular with Brazilian property investors as the project is due to finish construction in October and 41 out of the 49 homes have already been sold
Ms Gore stated that Pipa conforms to the old investment adage, with demand prevails over supply at the moment and it is "tried and tested" market for rentals. One-bedroom apartments in Pipa beach potentially commanding up to 200 reais (£62.70) a day in high season. However, the strict ecological protections mean that construction is controlled so there are very few small developments and demand is increasing, she asserts.
She added that Pipa also has good access to travel links as it is just an hour away from Natal, where one of the world's biggest airports is currently being built.
Meanwhile, Paul Irvine, co-founder of Dehouce, recently stated that Brazilian property buyers are motivated by good capital appreciation in the country, according to Dailymail reports.
Social BookmarkingBrazilian property specialist uv10 new development project named Pipa Beach; where an old, ruined house is being knocked down to make way for six luxury apartments. Samantha Gore, sales director at uv10, reveals that The Pipa Beleza is proving particularly popular with Brazilian property investors as the project is due to finish construction in October and 41 out of the 49 homes have already been sold
Ms Gore stated that Pipa conforms to the old investment adage, with demand prevails over supply at the moment and it is "tried and tested" market for rentals. One-bedroom apartments in Pipa beach potentially commanding up to 200 reais (£62.70) a day in high season. However, the strict ecological protections mean that construction is controlled so there are very few small developments and demand is increasing, she asserts.
She added that Pipa also has good access to travel links as it is just an hour away from Natal, where one of the world's biggest airports is currently being built.
Meanwhile, Paul Irvine, co-founder of Dehouce, recently stated that Brazilian property buyers are motivated by good capital appreciation in the country, according to Dailymail reports.
Labels: Buying-property, Market-Trends, Pipa
