If you’ve been keeping up with Brazil the past year or so then you’ll already know that with a booming and growing economy, the property market has been the source of great interest in overseas property investors.
Recently, it has been reported that Brazil’s government is ensuring that the growth of the economy will remain stable by taking steps to keep it sustainable. It has also been reported that the government is planning on $30 billion in cuts, which will result in a reduction in defense spending as well as the hiring of civil servants coming to a halt.
With Brazil’s exploding and excessive growth, cuts are necessary to keep the country at a sustainable level. Guido Mantego, Brazil’s Finance minister, stated that the cuts are aimed at slowing down the growth but not too much as to stop the growth completely.
Brazil’s economy grew by 7.5 percent in 2010 and inflation is rising. The country has been very popular globally, with property investors taking notice and investing in the country hoping to increase the value of their investment portfolios significantly.
Experts anticipate that the expanding economy and property market will continue to be favorable for the next five to ten years. Additionally, the Property Price Index will soon be out, which will compare different types of properties in Brazil, such as residential and commercial. Experts believe that this index will be key to monitoring the market and help avoid bubbles and property crashes in the future.
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