Brazilian government 'encouraging foreign investment'
The Brazilian government is actively courting foreign property buyers in an attempt to boost investment in the country, experts have stated.
Independent analysts Amberlamb stated that new laws had been introduced to protect property owners and improve confidence in the real estate sector.
Furthermore, infrastructure development programmes were also said to be underway, with improvements to the country's road network forming part of an overall plan to enhance Brazil's appeal to foreign investors.
Rhiannon Williamson, director of Amberlamb, commented: "The main way the Brazilian government is seeking to support foreign investors is in an holistic way by ensuring economic, social and political stability."
She stated that this would help the broader marketplace remain attractive to investors and allow the country to be hub of growth in the region.
Brazil was recently highlighted as a good investment location by UK newspaper the Mirror, which said buyers could benefit from cheap property prices and a "booming" economy.
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