Natal new airport will see property investments soar
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Natal is a major tourist destination in Brazil and demand for property is predicted to rise as it will be home to the world's fourth largest airport set to be completed in 2010 in San Gonzalvo.
There are major updates in transport, the environment, infrastructures, and tourism management bodies taking place including the redevelopment of airports. Keen to stake its claim in the Brazilian skies cheap and cheerful carrier, international airlines are busy setting up new flight routes, there is already a direct route to Natal's Augusto Severo Airport from Portugal, and many charter flights from European cities.
The Brazilian government in the north east initiated a large public investment programme for the North east to capitalize on the regions superb natural resources. Some of this investment has been allocated to build a massive new Airport which with certainly have a positive impact of both industry and tourism. San Gonzalvo airport is due to open in 2010 and will be the fourth largest airport in the world, significantly increasing the number of direct flights to and from Natal in the north-eastern region of the country.
"Natal is moving fast," says Graeme Grant, of Resort Group International. "Aside from its beautiful surroundings, it's low cost of living - less than 20 per cent of the UK - and the investment in new hotels, golf courses and resorts is expected to exceed US$1.8 billion [£900 million] over the next five years. This activities has attracted further private investment and specifically from international tourist and residential property developers.
Meanwhile, FIFA has announced that Natal is one of the Brazilian cities which will host the World Cup in 2014. It is estimated that about U$ 27 billion is going to be invested to improve infrastructure and modernize facilities. This is expected to project Natal to the world, bringing more tourists and placing Natal definitively on top of tourism destinations.
Social BookmarkingThere are major updates in transport, the environment, infrastructures, and tourism management bodies taking place including the redevelopment of airports. Keen to stake its claim in the Brazilian skies cheap and cheerful carrier, international airlines are busy setting up new flight routes, there is already a direct route to Natal's Augusto Severo Airport from Portugal, and many charter flights from European cities.
The Brazilian government in the north east initiated a large public investment programme for the North east to capitalize on the regions superb natural resources. Some of this investment has been allocated to build a massive new Airport which with certainly have a positive impact of both industry and tourism. San Gonzalvo airport is due to open in 2010 and will be the fourth largest airport in the world, significantly increasing the number of direct flights to and from Natal in the north-eastern region of the country.
"Natal is moving fast," says Graeme Grant, of Resort Group International. "Aside from its beautiful surroundings, it's low cost of living - less than 20 per cent of the UK - and the investment in new hotels, golf courses and resorts is expected to exceed US$1.8 billion [£900 million] over the next five years. This activities has attracted further private investment and specifically from international tourist and residential property developers.
Meanwhile, FIFA has announced that Natal is one of the Brazilian cities which will host the World Cup in 2014. It is estimated that about U$ 27 billion is going to be invested to improve infrastructure and modernize facilities. This is expected to project Natal to the world, bringing more tourists and placing Natal definitively on top of tourism destinations.
Labels: Infrastructure, Natal
Brazilian boutique condominium resort offers Try before you buy scheme
Monday, March 9, 2009
Pipa's Morada dos Ventos boutique condominium resort is complete and also available on the market via uv10.com for as little as 199,800 BRL (approx 59,907 GBP) for a one bedroom penthouse and the owners are running a try-before-you-buy scheme, it is reported.
Morada dos Ventos comprise 16 stylish and spacious apartments in Pipa, Natal's 'global village'. The resort is surrounded by luxuriant tropical gardens with community swimming pools and poolside bar. The apartments are delivered fully equipped to international standards - down to the teaspoons and bath towels, hotel-style services are on-tap.
The pousada occupies a calm and safe residential zone within ten minutes walk of Pipa's famous beaches, bars and nightlife. The leisure activities in the resort include horse riding, kayaking, hang gliding, beach buggy trips and the management also facilitates the hire of cars or motorbikes. Rental returns in Pipa are well above the national average and buyers can expect a 100% return on the investment in around 12 years; that's without factoring in the present 20% per annum capital appreciation.
Samantha Gore, Head of Sales and Marketing for Brazil experts uv10.com has stated that in order to offer maximum reassurance to investors, the persons who masterminded Morada dos Ventos have come out with this scheme. Prospective owners can sample a suite from a crazy 110 BRL (32.99 GBP) per couple per night on bed and breakfast basis and then, they can make a purchase if they like it and have these accommodation costs refunded. A condominium pousada (guesthouse) is quite a familiar arrangement in Brazil and the country has precise laws to administer their set-up and administration and also to protect investors. The Brazilian condominium structure allows for fully documented freehold ownership by individuals who then contract the management of the resort.
Prices at Morada dos Ventos are
A one bedroom penthouse of 93m² constructed area is 199,800 BRL (approx 59,907 GBP)
A two bedroom garden apartment of 102m² is 255,960 BRL (approx 76,788 GBP)
Prices are expected to increase in March this year to the tune of 5%. All properties have an interest-free 12 month payment plan.
Morada dos Ventos comprise 16 stylish and spacious apartments in Pipa, Natal's 'global village'. The resort is surrounded by luxuriant tropical gardens with community swimming pools and poolside bar. The apartments are delivered fully equipped to international standards - down to the teaspoons and bath towels, hotel-style services are on-tap.
The pousada occupies a calm and safe residential zone within ten minutes walk of Pipa's famous beaches, bars and nightlife. The leisure activities in the resort include horse riding, kayaking, hang gliding, beach buggy trips and the management also facilitates the hire of cars or motorbikes. Rental returns in Pipa are well above the national average and buyers can expect a 100% return on the investment in around 12 years; that's without factoring in the present 20% per annum capital appreciation.
Samantha Gore, Head of Sales and Marketing for Brazil experts uv10.com has stated that in order to offer maximum reassurance to investors, the persons who masterminded Morada dos Ventos have come out with this scheme. Prospective owners can sample a suite from a crazy 110 BRL (32.99 GBP) per couple per night on bed and breakfast basis and then, they can make a purchase if they like it and have these accommodation costs refunded. A condominium pousada (guesthouse) is quite a familiar arrangement in Brazil and the country has precise laws to administer their set-up and administration and also to protect investors. The Brazilian condominium structure allows for fully documented freehold ownership by individuals who then contract the management of the resort.
Prices at Morada dos Ventos are
A one bedroom penthouse of 93m² constructed area is 199,800 BRL (approx 59,907 GBP)
A two bedroom garden apartment of 102m² is 255,960 BRL (approx 76,788 GBP)
Prices are expected to increase in March this year to the tune of 5%. All properties have an interest-free 12 month payment plan.
Labels: Apartments, Natal, New-developments
Natal property outlook very positive
Friday, June 13, 2008
According to Market watch, Carlos Novis Guimaraes, chairman of the board at property developer Invest Tur has recommended Brazil as it has a wide range of attractive locations for second home buyers. He praised Brazil for offering an "amazing mixture" of attractions, including year round sun shine, excellent weather and welcoming people.
Property in Brazil is recommended by a British expatriate, Paul Knott, who has recently bought property there. He praised the lifestyle attractions that the Pipa region has to offer and he said that Brazil is still enjoying strong growth despite the ongoing credit crunch.
Pipa is in the city of Natal, is one of the prettiest cities in Brazil and it is the capital of Rio Grande do Norde. Brazil's emerging property market is proving to be highly appealing to overseas investors. Recently natal has also attracted celebrities like David Beckham, Ronaldo and Hollywood movie star Antonio Banderas who have purchased properties there.
Natal is recently considered to be one of the hottest emerging markets due to the fact that Large amounts of investment and rising tourism has fuelled the demand for property. Property investor Louise Brown stated that the Natal region would soon benefit from the establishment of a second airport which begins its operation in 2010.
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Property in Brazil is recommended by a British expatriate, Paul Knott, who has recently bought property there. He praised the lifestyle attractions that the Pipa region has to offer and he said that Brazil is still enjoying strong growth despite the ongoing credit crunch.
Pipa is in the city of Natal, is one of the prettiest cities in Brazil and it is the capital of Rio Grande do Norde. Brazil's emerging property market is proving to be highly appealing to overseas investors. Recently natal has also attracted celebrities like David Beckham, Ronaldo and Hollywood movie star Antonio Banderas who have purchased properties there.
Natal is recently considered to be one of the hottest emerging markets due to the fact that Large amounts of investment and rising tourism has fuelled the demand for property. Property investor Louise Brown stated that the Natal region would soon benefit from the establishment of a second airport which begins its operation in 2010.
Labels: Natal
David Beckham's Academy in Natal
Friday, February 15, 2008
Investor all over the world should consider Brazil as place to put in their money. Developments are sprouting all over the country and to counter any possible ecological disaster, the government instituted strict policies safeguarding the environment.
David Beckham, one of football’s notable, will open an academy right in Brazil more particularly in Natal. His proposed project has already gotten the nod from the environmental authorities tasked to man construction of edifices. This will include a mini-stadium and a small sports complex. There will also be an area for training and a provision for living quarters where trainees will be accommodated. This is projected to draw even more visitors to the place. This is set to open by 2014 in time for the FIFA World cup. It is laudable that it passed the stringent requirements for environmental compliance.
Other projects did not have an easy time in getting the approval of the authorities. One such development is the Grand Golf Natal which has yet to satisfy the requirements in terms of waste treatment and the specifics on its water supply. The developers need to present an explanation of the resort operation’s effect on the environment.
The Brazilian government has strict standards regarding the country’s environmental sustainability thus the enforcement of eco-friendly policies. It is believed that such adherence to the law will guarantee that the natural resources which attract visitors to Brazil will be preserved. Tourists will have a reason to come back and experience the beauty of the country and this will in return create a growth in the rental revenues. At the same time, this is a clear manifestation that development and ecological balance can co-exist and the Beckham Academy can attest to that.
Social BookmarkingDavid Beckham, one of football’s notable, will open an academy right in Brazil more particularly in Natal. His proposed project has already gotten the nod from the environmental authorities tasked to man construction of edifices. This will include a mini-stadium and a small sports complex. There will also be an area for training and a provision for living quarters where trainees will be accommodated. This is projected to draw even more visitors to the place. This is set to open by 2014 in time for the FIFA World cup. It is laudable that it passed the stringent requirements for environmental compliance.
Other projects did not have an easy time in getting the approval of the authorities. One such development is the Grand Golf Natal which has yet to satisfy the requirements in terms of waste treatment and the specifics on its water supply. The developers need to present an explanation of the resort operation’s effect on the environment.
The Brazilian government has strict standards regarding the country’s environmental sustainability thus the enforcement of eco-friendly policies. It is believed that such adherence to the law will guarantee that the natural resources which attract visitors to Brazil will be preserved. Tourists will have a reason to come back and experience the beauty of the country and this will in return create a growth in the rental revenues. At the same time, this is a clear manifestation that development and ecological balance can co-exist and the Beckham Academy can attest to that.
Labels: Environment-friendly, Latest-News, Natal
