Prospecting Real Estate Opportunities in Rio and Bahia

[MovingSoon]

This is my first post, but interested in the Rio aspect of it.

My wife (Brazilian) and I currently live in the US but moving to Rio in less than six months. We have been buying units and property in and around Rio for five to six years and have quite a few rentals now, besides doing some flipping. When we move, it will certainly be more time intensive.

We might be able to help you now with the Rio area, but certainly can in the future. We should chat...

[Paul Murphy]

SCT

I am in the Property industry and have a couple of client with property in the Bahia area from sites to Hotels etc .

If you are interested we might be able to do something together.


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[Brazilian Homes]

Hi USARealEstateAtty,

There are so many good areas. Rio is great, especially Buzios up north. Salvador is great as you say, but if you consider the state of Bahía, most people tend to go a bit away from the state capital itself. Our favorite in Bahia is Arraial D'ajuda, Trancoso and the trendy and upmarket Itacaré.

If you fancy more of a chilled city atmosphere but in a city where it about to "kick off", i.e. better investment potential than other city opportunities in Brazil, take a look at Maceió.

Natal of course is good as well.

I just bought myself an apartment in the first ever development in Northeastern Brazil where there are residential and office properties in the same development......? First line beach and in city center.......

Wherever you buy, make sure the area is in high demand from Brazilians. Otherwise your clients could be stuck and purely dependent on "gringo demand". Foreign tourism is just over 10% of all tourism in Brazil....plus then you have the local market in Brazil of 186 million......,meaning that the property needs to appeal to Brazilians in order to be a good investment.

Regards,

[timatthebeach]

am not selling property but if you like bahia i love itacare and its great up the coast from there on the marau peninsula and up to boipeda island. the road is coming along and i think they are due to start the bridge soon cutting time from itacare to salvador down to around 3 hrs. not been further north than salvador so cant compare since i seem to spend most of my time way down south.

[PeixeGato]

Originally Posted by Brazilian Homes

Hi USARealEstateAtty,

There are so many good areas. Rio is great, especially Buzios up north. Salvador is great as you say, but if you consider the state of Bahía, most people tend to go a bit away from the state capital itself. Our favorite in Bahia is Arraial D'ajuda, Trancoso and the trendy and upmarket Itacaré.

If you fancy more of a chilled city atmosphere but in a city where it about to "kick off", i.e. better investment potential than other city opportunities in Brazil, take a look at Maceió.

Natal of course is good as well.

I just bought myself an apartment in the first ever development in Northeastern Brazil where there are residential and office properties in the same development......? First line beach and in city center.......

Wherever you buy, make sure the area is in high demand from Brazilians. Otherwise your clients could be stuck and purely dependent on "gringo demand". Foreign tourism is just over 10% of all tourism in Brazil....plus then you have the local market in Brazil of 186 million......,meaning that the property needs to appeal to Brazilians in order to be a good investment.

Regards,

What about Fortaleza?