AAA Partner advises Investing in Brazilian Property

Alternative asset advocacy organisation, Alternative Asset Analysis, has said that Brazil has become one of the most popular countries in which to invest in property.

Boston, MA, April 04, 2011 -- Alternative asset advocacy organisation, Alternative Asset Analysis, has said that Brazil has become one of the most popular countries in which to invest in property.

In light of the increasing trend to diversify investment portfolios and protect them from relying on equities alone, real estate is once again growing in popularity among international investors, claimed AAA's Anthony Johnson.

The alternative investment expert made the following statement: "With a growing number of flights and a fast-growing economy, Brazil has become one of the most popular destinations for international property investors.

"As tourism rates are soar and the country’s economy is considered one of the safest places to invest, analysts feel that real estate prices are yet to peak – so now really is the time to buy up property in Brazil."

Prices are still low in Brazil, but are expected to rise quickly, providing the opportunity for fast returns on investment for wise investors who allocate their money in the right locations. The country's Bahia region is a good bet, according to Johnson. Tourism is booming in Bahia and buying up property can generate plentiful returns to those who rent their real estate out to holidaymakers before selling it on at a healthy profit.

"Property in Brazil, and particularly in the Bahia region is proving irresistible to investors. They are making the most of prices that could rise exponentially as Brazil continues to go from strength to strength – but that are currently far lower than those in Europe or the US," explained Johnson who has many years of experience in managing alternative investment funds in the UK and the US.

Brazil has proved to be a lucrative place to invest and do business in the past year or so. Fast-developing economies such as China and India are ploughing cash into Brazil, which is rich in the natural resources they consider essential to facilitate growth. Steel and forestry are two major winning industries, with the former benefiting hugely from the Brazilian government’s investment in preparations for the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympics. The latter, meanwhile, has become more popular alongside the rising demand for ethical investments and the fact that it has outperformed traditional investment like bonds and stocks in recent years.

Johnson added, "Investors in direct forestry plantations run by companies like Greenwood Management and Latin American funds like Fidelity Latin America Fund, which invests in steel and other commodities all over South America, have reaped the benefits of Brazilian investments."

Johnson added, "Investors in direct forestry plantations run by companies like Greenwood Management and Latin American funds like Fidelity Latin America Fund

Contact:
Anthony Johnson
Alternative Asset Analysis
71 COMMERCIAL ST
BOSTON, MA 02109-1320
Tel:(617) 898 6317
info@alternativeassetanalysis.com
http://www.alternativeassetanalysis.com

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