Brazil will host the 2014 Football World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games in the city of Rio de Janeiro.

These two events will involve the construction of stadiums, metro networks, new airports and hotels as well as updating existing ones. It will also require the construction of housing, along with the modernization of cities and real estate developments in today’s society due to the increase of the middle class.

In general, the Brazilian economy seems unstoppable (it’s the 9th economy of the planet), for his big break, with sustained economic growth, its ability to withstand the financial crisis, job creation, the image of stability against the Brazilian government foreign and oil resources in their coastal waters.

The foreign property investment in Brazil should consider the country’s characteristics: its size, different regions and products most commonly requested. The northeast area of Brazil had a huge real estate development in the middle of a virgin area.