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Obelisk International News - For Sotheby’s International Realty, Brazilian real estate represents value. And the company highlights homes in the north east as Brazil’s top property investment.

As investment in Brazil expands so does the perception of Brazil as a secure investment destination. The differential between Brazil and the US recently reached its lowest ever reflecting big investor confidence in Brazil.

When it comes to consumers and sales, the biggest multinationals are unanimous that investment in Brazil is their best bet. As Brazil gains international presence, more and more of the world’s largest companies are choosing Brazilian investments.

For the majority of sectors associated with Brazilian real estate, 2010 was the best year ever for investment in Brazil. And all sectors are unanimous in predicting further excellent business beyond 2014.

The recent Rio Grande do Norte property exhibition showed Brazilian real estate has plenty of buyers. These are mostly from the upwardly mobile middle classes, confirming the potential for property investment in this sector of Brazil’s population.

100 days into government, President Dilma Rousseff is proving to be good news for Brazilian investment. With high popularity, raised credit rating and record levels of investment, Brazil is flying high under Dilma.

Tipped by major financial analysts as one of the world’s hottest destinations for foreign investment, Brazil offers big opportunities. But to ensure maximum wealth and security from your investment in Brazil, you need to invest with the experts.

News by Obelisk International - President Obama’s recent visit to Brazil has confirmed the country as a top priority for US investments. Brazil’s growing importance on the world stage was also highlighted on the visit.

Official economic figures for last year show key areas for investment in Brazil were civil construction, household consumption and agriculture. All three registered high growth, confirming the potential for Brazilian investment.

The combination of a rising population and chronic housing shortage means the Brazilian real estate sector has a lot to build. 23.1 million homes are needed by 2022, an investment in Brazil that runs to R$3.2 trillion.