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Brazil was known for natural resources and agricultural potential
It is now the fastest growing economy in the world
Government backing has reduced interest rates and achieved steady, sustainable growth in the economy
Increased wages, decreased unemployment and improved mortgage conditions have contributed to growth
Brazil is largest producer of raw industrial materials and agricultural products
GDP expected to grow 6% this year
$1.3 TRN economy, GDP worth $1.74 TRN according to the world bank
Foreign investment at $41.5 BN in 2008. Invest in Bovespa (Brazil stock market) which grew 83% last year
Invest in stocks, currency or, most popularly, land
Property and real estate process rose 20% per year in recent years
Properties sold increased by 80% from 2007-2008
Increased tourism forecast for coming years due to World Cup and Olympics means increase in hotels and resorts being built
Huge demand for homes in Brazil with not enough supply
New mortgage laws introduced means Brazilians can buy property for the first time ever
Retail sales predicted to grow indicating growth in consumerism
Unparalleled local demand
There is a genuine need for homes
Growing number of middle class buying second homes in North-East with availability of mortgages
One of the most populated countries in the world with 192 million people
Living costs lower than USA, UK and Europe attracts tourists
Brazil is a predominantly self sufficient country
Living standards have improved and income levels increased demonstrating stable growth of the economy
$670 M invested in infrastructure - 8 new airports and over 1000 KM of highway built in the past decade

With the domestic market as it is, overseas investments are growing in popularity as investors and develops alike look to the emerging markets. One of these markets that has been in the spotlight for some time now is South America. As one of the first regions in the world to 'shrug off' the economic and financial crisis of 2009, Latin America has established itself as a force to be reckoned with. Brazil's economy in particular outweighs that of all the other South American countries and is expanding its presence in world markets with over a $100 billion in exports last year alone. As one of the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China) featured in a 2001 thesis by Goldman Sachs' senior analyst Jim O'Neil, O'Neil describes a formula by which emerging markets can use technologies created by established markets in order to develop themselves faster. With that technology and the use of other countries' infrastructures and the time spent developing these concepts of growth, Brazil has been able to replicate those and grow at a much faster level. Current predictions show that Brazil will be in of the top four economies in the world by 2050.

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