Brazil News
| MIAMI – Brazilians are visiting and investing in South Florida in record numbers, according to a recent article in The Miami Herald. The South Florida newspaper reported that not only are Brazilians storming the luxury South Florida real estate market, but they’re also investing in local businesses.
Luxury Florida Homes Selling to Brazilians
According to the article, the recent surge in Brazilian visitors and Brazilian home buyers in the South Florida real estate market is largely credited to Brazil’s booming economy. In fact, the country’s economy is expected to become the fifth largest in the world by 2016. In addition, Brazil’s currency is stronger than the dollar, which makes investing in South Florida all the more appealing for Brazilian home buyers.
More Signs that Brazilians Are Making a Huge Impact on South Florida Real Estate everywhere you look in South Florida, there are signs that the area’s relationship with Brazilian home buyers is becoming increasingly paramount to the local economy.
According to the Miami Herald: American Airlines provides 52 flights to Brazil a week from Miami International Airport. An estimated 500,000 Brazilians visited Miami-Dade in 2010, spending more than $1 billion locally.
The local tourism bureau has increasingly published guides, maps and other tourist materials in Portuguese. The number of Brazilians visiting Broward County last year jumped by 50 percent to about 300,000 visitors.
After Canada, Brazil is the second most important foreign market in Broward County. There are an estimated 250,000 to 300,000 Brazilians living in Florida, according to the Brazilian Consulate in Miami. The majority of them live in Broward and Miami-Dade counties, as well as Orlando.
Many of these Brazilian home buyers are settling in the Sunny Isles and Miami areas in high-end, waterfront condominiums and properties, the article reported.
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I have seen the likes of these in Presidential Towers. Indeed, more and more people are moving into Brazil. Aside from its economy, I believe the culture is worth the experience.
ReplyDeleteThe culture is awesome! no doubt!
ReplyDeleteIt is good to have an end to journey toward Cheap Flights to Miami but it is the journey that matters, in the end.
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