Last week we were in the real estate fair Natal (Brazil), IX Salão Imobiliário DO RN, held in the Natal Convention Center, from 10 to 14 March 2010.

The sensations that caused us Natal just when we arrived in the city, is that it’s in urban development, where currently are construction a large number of apartment buildings, condominiums and other real estate developments, both to the consumption of Brazilian emerging middle class to foreign investors who see Brazil as a rising economy and potential return on investment within a short period.

Natal is the capital of Rio Grande do Norte in northeastern Brazil. Those who live here can enjoy over 400km of magnificent beaches, many of which are protected by reefs and natural pools, interspersed with rivers, freshwater lakes, sand dunes and cliffs of colors. Natal is very clear, cheerful and sunny.

In the real estate fair, we could see ourselves that Brazil is in a great economic growth. Building contractors, property developers and real estate companies were present to offer visitors the many real estate developments for sale in Natal city, as in the rest of the state Rio Grande do Norte.

All these real estate developments will be announced very soon in the New Homes Real Estate Portal.

About 10,000 homes, both new construction and second-hand, will be presented at the ninth edition of the Real Estate Fair in Natal (Brazil): IX Salão Imobiliário DO RN.

This fair will be held from 10 to 14 March 2010 at the Convention Center, in the area of Ponta Negra.

The public interested in buying their own homes or as investment property, will find more than 250 companies.

As indicated Ocimar Damasio, chief operating officer of the Communication and event organizer, this real estate fair is the second largest in Brazil in terms of turnover, after the real estate fair in São Paulo. Is expected to visit the show over 30,000 people during the five days it lasts. In addition, this year has increased the number of stands, even attracting companies from other countries.

During the exhibition, visitors will be informed of more than 200 real estate developments, for all tastes, from flats and apartments to houses and condominiums, even within the state.

During the week of 10 to 14 March, 14h-22h, visitors will find a complete environment with air conditioning, restaurant, wireless Internet and auditorium.

See you there!

It appears that the Florida real estate market, particularly Miami, is recovering from a hard crash.

Currently, the real estate market in Miami is increasing sales.

The average sales price in Miami rarely exceed €150.000, which is affordable for Europeans.

The sale of properties in Miami has increased due to:

1. The arrival of the U.S. President, Barack Obama.
2. La housing stock reduction, which the famous subprime foreclosures left in the hands of banks (the properties were auctioned).
3. The increase of malls and shops.
4. The decline in housing prices, added with the weak dollar, which has created a very attractive market to foreign buyers, which has led to a high percentage of international customer transactions.
5. The important market for luxury real estate, which has maintained its buyers due to falling property prices up to 50% exclusive. The buying clients come mostly from USA, Canada, Europe and Latin America.
6. The potential of the city to absorb the overbuilding generated in recent years due to its climate and as a greater international resort, cruise and shipping companies on the continent.

Both the Spanish Chamber of Commerce as the ratio of financial analysis by Standard & Poor’s, advise investing in Miami real estate market.

In new construction homes, promoters offers great incentives:

• bear the maintenance costs and taxes for 2 years.
• ensure the rent to the owners of the property for 3 years and if sales prices fall, guaranteeing repurchased by the same purchase price, proposed a housing finance with 35% of the down payment.

Miami has the Latin charm (65%, mostly Cubans) and the efficient and practical system of USA. With 2,400,000 people, Miami is a cosmopolitan city, full of celebrities, millionaires and a lot of visitors.

At this moment, it’s time to invest in Brazil, either as a buyer and promoter.

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.