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Brazil Posts World Beating Property Growth Again

Brazil's boom is fuelled by an extensive infrastructure programme ahead of the 2014 FIFA World Cup and 2016 Olympics.

 

Not for the first time, Brazil is listing as the world’s fastest growing property market according to Knight Frank’s latest global property index. Brazil posted an impressive 18.4% second quarter growth compared to the same period in 2011 as a national average, and this is against a 1.1% global average. Brazil was already the star global performer achieving 26% annual property market growth in 2011. These figures are almost double achieved by Austria and Turkey this year.

The report continues to outline Europe’s struggling property markets where demand is being hit hard by Europe’s economic factors with a lack of finance, contracting job markets, high unemployment and poor confidence. (Click Here To View Full Listing)

Right now Brazil is once again posting record property growth built on solid fundamental economic factors such as: immense domestic demand for housing; a massively expanding economic middle class; strong domestic production; low unemployment; and a very healthy economy, at a time when much of the world is ....

 

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Tambaba Construction Progress

Tambaba is really taking shape. When seen by the latest image from google maps shown above (click here for live link) the shape of the resort together with sectors and roads are clearly visible. The spa together with kid’s city continues to be developed at a rapid pace. In addition, the main road from the gatehouse to the large island is being prepared for the eco block sets to be laid. To see all Tambaba Construction images then please visit our website www.tambaba-resort.co.uk

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Brazil to invest $66 billion in Roads and Railways
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff announced a nearly $66 billion investment package to beef up the nation's ailing road and rail systems, part of efforts to solve serious transportation bottlenecks. The investment includes laying 10,000 kilometres (6,200 miles) of train tracks and building or widening 7,500 kilometres (4,660 miles) of federal highways. Rousseff said the government would soon announce other packages aimed at airports, port, transportation on waterways and.....

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Did You Know?

Brazil and the UK
As part of its drive to capitalise on the 2012 Games, UK Trade and Investment - the government department that helps British firms be competitive on the world stage - is to open a British Business Embassy during the 2016 Olympics. The embassy will showcase the best of what the UK has to offer from its most successful industries.

 

" The management of Tambaba Country Club Resort is pleased to announce that they are organising an Inspection trip for existing clients who have already purchased a Freehold Land Plot or to anyone who is interested in purchasing. For those who already own their Land Plot this is an opportunity to not only see the Resort but to stand on the land they own. For those who are considering purchasing it’s an opportunity to see and talk with the team as well as being able to meet with existing land owners"

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