About Invest In Brazil
Invest in Brazil are one of the market leaders in sourcing and delivering safe and profitable opportunities in residential and commercial property in Brazil. Winner of three international awards, Invest in Brazil are recognised for transparency, an ethical approach and the robust due diligence we commissioned in order to protect our clients and partners.
With partners based in north east Brazil, Invest in Brazil specialise in recognising the correct time to enter into real estate markets leading to offering the right opportunity at the right time. Having specialised exclusively in Brazilian property and real estate sales since 2005, our management team has a significant and highly respected track record of experience in Brazil.
Invest in Brazil’s Code of Conduct outlines our company’s ethical and compliance standards for conducting business and serves as a guide for employees as the foundation for the behaviours expected.
As an English organisation privileged to do business in Brazil, we have the responsibility to comply with all of the laws that apply to our businesses.
We conduct our business with integrity.
We take pride in conducting our business with integrity. We brand and market our products accurately, fairly and ethically. We do not offer unreasonable returns or empty promises, nor accept bribes or inappropriate gifts and we comply with the laws and regulations that support fair competition and integrity in the marketplace.
Our business information, in whatever form, must reflect the true nature of our transactions.
We honour our business obligations.
Our business relationships are grounded in mutual trust. We build and maintain the trust and confidence of our customers and other business partners by communicating honestly, respecting information entrusted to us and standing behind our commitments.
We achieve our goals through our people. We provide a safe workplace and value the unique contributions of our team, enabling those who work for us achieve their own individual potential.
We protect Invest in Brazil’s information, assets and interests.
We count on one another to act as stewards of the organization. We protect the information and assets entrusted to us and avoid situations that may let personal interests influence our business judgement.
We are committed to being a responsible global citizen.
With our international reach comes the responsibility to understand and manage our impact. We maintain strict environmental standards and share our knowledge and experience to help meet economic and social challenges.
In 2008 Invest in Brazil conducted a study of low cost / high growth city locations within Brazil. We discovered that Brazil’s north east coastal state capital of Joao Pessoa was growing faster than any other state capital. It is this location that we focused our attention and development activities on due to its stunning beauty, rapidly expanding sustainable economy,excellent geography and infrastructure development. All of which is behind Joao Pessoa providing some of the fastest property growth and homes demand rates within the country and making it one of the best property growth hotspots in Brazil.
Famous for some of Brazil’s most beautiful beaches and protected coastline, Joao Pessoa has undergone a significant economic boom. A number of large scale economic development projects are either completed or currently underway to develop Joao Pessoa into one of Brazil’s most important international business hubs and convention destinations as well as strategic economic locations.
The investment in Joao Pessoa has been significant in the last 3 years. New business’s like the Convention Centre Poet Ronaldo Cunha Lima
With Invest in Brazil operating within the area of Joao Pessoa in the north east, further attention to this destination will be showcased as Olympic Kite Surfing will be making its debut along the shores of one of the most beautiful cities in Brazil.
Billions of dollars have been committed to upgrading national infrastructure specifically for this event from airports and ports through to roads and stadiums. Invest in Brazil’s projects are within commuting distance of two world cup host cities in the north east of the country and have already undoubtedly benefited from the ‘World Cup Effect’ as infrastructure has been developed nationally. This will continue to grow as interest and popularity in this location builds even higher in the eyes of the rest of the world.
The wealth and growth of Brazil has been driven from its position as one of the largest commodities and natural resource producers. With some of the largest oil discoveries in recent years (now a top 10 global oil producer), the largest provider of food and commodities and the largest renewable energy producer, Brazil has built sustainable growth through providing what the world needs. As 4th largest car manufacturer , a leader in pharmaceutical and textiles, private commercial aircraft manufacturing and shortly to host the 2016 Olympic Games increasing the demand for leisure and tourism, it becomes clear that Brazil has a huge amount to offer for investors. North east Brazil is also home to Fiat who are building their largest vehicle manufacturing plant. This will also have an affect on the area creating new jobs as well as the need for new housing which currently is in short supply.
Brazil has recently committed almost $1 Trillion USD to infrastructure development to support its growth. Including roads, bridges, ports, airports, utilities, energy production, etc and has posted some of the most comprehensive infrastructure development in recent history of any nation. Through these types of investments Brazil is creating housing, reducing poverty as well as increasing education and health programmes. This has increased demand throughout the population even further and created significant opportunities for international investors.
As it stands Brazil has a housing deficit of 8 million homes that are required today and this deficit is widening with the vast bulk of demand within the new middle class sector. This is unsurprising as the economic middle class in Brazil is now 100 million people, almost doubling in the last 6 years, simply put, when demand exceeds supply you have price growth making it a very favourable investment climate in housing and property. This also creates a strong demand for rental property as is common in any international market.
