Property in Natal - Rio Grande do Norte
International
businesses, overseas property buyers, retirees and tourists are into
the area of Natal. The north east of Brazil is witnessing record property
price increases as demand for sale, rental and investment property escalates, prices, rental yields and potential return on
investment are only set to continue on its growing trend.
Natal’s real estate and investment property market has shown promising growth in 2007. With record price gains in both residential and commercial property sectors – it is one of the few areas that generates capital growth up to 25% – off plan property in Brazil's north east region is currently one of the world’s top property investment centres.
The coastline around Natal is development free and within the last few years, most of the land has been sold to developers and is now ready to be built uponprices are still extremely low.
Once the developments start taking place and more infrastructure comes in, prices are expected to rise rapidly.
Natal - A Popular Tourist Destination
Natal, the capital city of Rio Grande do Norte, on Brazil’s north east coast, is one of the country’s most beautiful natural areas as well as an up-and coming tourist destination and prime property investment location.
Natal is the capital of Rio Grande do Norte, and has been a major tourist destination for Brazilians and foreigners alike.
Natal is also known as the safest capital city in Brazil, and one of the Brazilian cities nearest to Europe and North America.
Natal is part of the Brazilian government’s National Tourism Plan for worldwide promotion, and as such, will see significant investment deployed in tourist infrastructure over the next 5 years.
Unspoiled white beaches
Natal features dozens of unspoiled white beaches, including the popular Ponta Negra and Morro do Careca. No wonder that international investment property is really emerging with developers constructing luxury off-plan developments, and what's more - at very affordable prices.
Natal & Brazil's National Tourism Plan
US$1.8 billion Infrastructure Plan
An estimated investment of over US$1.8 billion is earmarked for infrastructure improvements - new hotels, golf courses and resorts. Recently, Natal’s profile has grown hugely with the announcement of the new David Beckham Football School in Natal. The Football School will form part of a vast tourist complex.
Natal has also been provisionally picked as one of the main sites for the 2014 Brazilian World Cup, which will see further real estate investment pumped into the region. Part of Natal’s infrastructural developments include the construction of Natal’s new airport to be completed in 2010. The airport, to be the largest in South America, will greatly improve accessibility to the region and add hugely to property investment potential.
Maracajaú: ‘The Caribbean of Brazil’
Close
to Natal is the small village of Maracajaú, whose stunning beaches and
coral reefs have earned it the well-deserved reputation as ‘the Caribbean
of Brazil’.
Maracajaú’s beautiful surroundings include miles of sandy beaches, rolling sand dunes, coconut groves, crystalline sea and Brazil’s largest coral reef formation. Offering some of the best diving in the area, Maracajaú is a diver’s paradise.
A quintessential Brazilian fishing village, Maracajaú is already showing its potential as a major resort for holiday makers from around the world.
Maracajaú is also home to a large water park, Ma-Noa, with numerous typical rustic bars and restaurants. Future plans include shopping facilities, bars, restaurants and a new golf course.
