A Couple "Musts" and "MustNots" When Investing In Brazil

[Golfingworld]

Yes but that's personal not business. I don't believe that flights to NE Brazil will increase or get cheaper until real pressure is brought and I don't understand why your industry is not doing the maximum to bring this pressure?

[robh]

GW,

I understand your point and do agree with your points about pricing and flexibility, I think it will come but not instantly like Dubai, it will be more organic.

Dubai is pretty unique, the whole thing was bankrolled by the Sheikh/Government. There is no way an extremely hot and humid sand pit like Dubai can become a major hub / real estate market without some serious bankrolling especially when there were/are plenty of other hubs already in existence for the NW to the SE (I have been through all of them many times).

I have been to most property hotspots and NE Brazil is actually a place that both you and me think has a lot of potential (otherwise you wouldn't have bought there ) and is also a great place to visit and/or live, which is something I wouldn't and couldn't say about a lot of other "destinations".

Regards,
Rob.

[JMBroad]

Originally Posted by Golfingworld

Yes but that's personal not business. I don't believe that flights to NE Brazil will increase or get cheaper until real pressure is brought and I don't understand why your industry is not doing the maximum to bring this pressure?

Hey! I signed your "petition" to Ryan Air

[Golfingworld]

That's good considering it was to Easy Jet!

[JMBroad]

Haha so it was Now they have the right idea - get people to suggest ways for them to make more money

[deedee1]

Hi all,

Guys n gals we have a FLIGHTS THREAD specifically for flight discussion so can we stop turning all the brazil threads into flight discussions as this keeps happening and Ive had to politely mention this before!!!

The whole brazil forum is not just based on DISCUSSIONS ABOUT FLIGHTS SURELY????

Thankyou for your understanding and commitment to the forum it is still much appreciated-D

[Andy100]

Golfingworld is spot on , it is all about infrastructure , i worked in Brazil from 80-83 and have recently moved back to the country , so whats changed in the 25 years i have been away?...Nothing the BR 101 road is still in most places a two lane highway and is still a death trap , the airports can barely cope with the traffic they have now and it reminds me of a saying i learned from an expat the first time i lived here and that is
" Brazil is the country of the future...and it always will be" That is not to take away from the recent improvement in the economy and the new planned improvements in road and Air travel because they will happen but it will take time , Brazil is a wonderful country to live in and the reality of the less than adequate infrastructure should not put people off making an investment , but the wild claims of future growth need to taken with a very large pinch of salt.

[clairemacintyre1]

Hi i see there is a lot of concern about investment in Brazil. I purchased 4 plots of land in Brazil and the process was not complicated. It was all done through a London Law firm.

Do not be scared to invest. I enter the market with a very small capital input and am going to see 100% return.

[wolfgang]

Originally Posted by clairemacintyre1

Hi i see there is a lot of concern about investment in Brazil. I purchased 4 plots of land in Brazil and the process was not complicated. It was all done through a London Law firm.

Do not be scared to invest. I enter the market with a very small capital input and am going to see 100% return.

Claire-If only it were that simple!!Where did you invest point of interest?

[clairemacintyre1]

I can suggest a company called Ocean Property and Land Solutions who are selling land in Brazil. All is done through the INternational Law Partnership in London and is very reasonably priced. I looked around it Ocean Property were the best deal I could find.