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Mortgageintroducer.com 29. April 2010.
Commercial property upswing continues
Commercial property
transactions rose across the majority of the
globe with Peru, Brazil and Singapore
leading the way.
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Tribuna do Norte , 14. April 2010.
Emprotur renews charter agreement for
Amsterdam / Natal
In a meeting at the
Company Potiguar Tourism Promotion (Emprotur) on
Tuesday (13), the Dutch operator Fly Brazil
confirmed the operation of charter flight
Amsterdam-Natal by the end of 2011.
Altogether, the state has six international
charters: two from Italy, two from Portugal, one
from Holland and one from Spain, which will come
into activity also in July.
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Tribuna do Norte , 18. March 2010.
Charter from Spain to Natal starts in July
From the 6th of
July 2010, Natal will receive circa 300
passangeres weekly, from a charter airplane from
Madrid in Spain to Natal.
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Globalpensions.com 8. March 2010.
Conservative investments, strong local
markets help Brazilian funds boom
Real estate has proven to
be one of the best investment opportunities in
the current climate and looks set to remain so
for the foreseeable future.
Pinheiro explained: “The
increase in income per capita, along with a
package of mortgage facilities launched by the
government, might have a booming effect in the
real estate sector, and some funds are already
moving on this direction. PREVI for instance,
announced its intention to double the real
estate share in the assets portfolio from 2.7%
to 5% in the next five years and launched a
corporate governance code for the real estate
sector.” The fact that Brazil will be hosting
both the World Cup in 2014 and the Olympic Games
in 2016 is already affecting housing prices.
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Reuters.com 7. January 2010.
Carlyle buys majority stake in Brazil's
CVC
U.S.-based buyout firm
Carlyle Group bought 63.6 percent of CVC Turismo,
Brazil's largest tourism agency, for an
undisclosed amount, as the private equity firm
casts about for deals in fast-growing emerging
market economies.
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PropertyWire 30. November 2009.
Popular location for international
property investors to host major industry event
in Brazil
Natal, which is also
popular among Brazilian real estate investors
and set to be one of the host cities for the
2014 Football World Cup, will see a huge influx
for the three day Nordeste Invest event which
kicks off on the 10th of May next year.
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DiariodeNatal, 25. November 2009.
Natal gets R$ 387 mill for the World Cup
2014
Among the projects is a major axis linking the
airport of Sao Goncalo do Amarante, the Station
of the City of Hope, the Arena of the Dunes and
the entrance of Coastal Highway. The section
will include three exclusive lanes for buses on
the avenues Felizardo Moura, Napoleon and
Laureano Captain Major Gouveia.
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L-T Herald Tribune 11. November 2009.
RIO DE JANEIRO – Brazil’s
economy is growing at an annual rate of 5
percent after being in a recession until the
first quarter of this year, and it could end
2009 with growth of 1 percent, Finance Minister
Guido Mantega said on Tuesday.
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Investmentinternational.com, 4. November 2009.
Brazil’s Real Estate Market All Set For
Exponential Growth
There has never been a better time to invest in
real estate in Brazil.
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Maxpress, 29. October 2009.
The goverment in Rio Grande do Norte
invests in better roads
The government plans to invest R$ 350 million
over the next three years in the paving of 403.2
kilometers of state highways, including access
for 29.3 kilometers to the international airport
being built in São Gonçalo do Amarante near
Christmas. In all interventions it will be 28
programs for construction of roads, whose bids
must occur by December this year, the month also
provided for the commencement of works and
expected completion by the end of 2011.
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DIARIOdeNATAL.com.br, 29. October 2009.
The minister guarantees the new airport
The Minister of Institutional Relations,
Alexandre Padilha, presented to the Governor
Wilma de Faria, in open court yesterday in
Brasilia, the official schedule of the works of
the airport of Sao Goncalo do Amarante. For the
minister, the new airport work is
"irreversible". He confirmed that the tender for
the start of work will be open next January.
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PropertyWire 22. October 2009.
Mortgages for foreign property investors
in Brazil expected within the next 12 months
The government and
property industry in Brazil is putting pressure
on the countries banks to offer financing
options to foreign investors who want a mortgage
to buy real estate.
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InvestmentInternational.com 16. October 2009.
Investing in Brazil
Stunning natural beauty,
year round sunshine in many parts of the country
and a friendly population together with a stable
political and economical climate, makes Brazil
one of the top tourist and investment
destinations in the world.
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green.tmcnet.com 14. October 2009.
DJ Goldman's O'Neill: Brazil Can Sustain
5% Annual Growth
"Brazil is in a
very sweet spot," O'Neill told reporters during
a Brazil tour. "Our projections show average
growth for Brazil over the next ten years of
4.0% to 4.5%. But we're beginning to think it
could be more like 5%."
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guardian.co.uk 2. October 2009.
Olympics 2016: Tearful Pele and weeping
Lula greet historic win for Rio
Just two years
after
Brazil hosts the World Cup in 2014 and 120
years after the first modern Games, they will
come to South America for the first time as IOC
members overwhelmingly bought into Brazil's
vision for expanding the Olympic movement into
new territories and turbocharging economic
development.
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DN Online, 10. August 2009.
Minister Dilma Rousseff announces
expansion of CAP in Rio Grande do Norte
To the Minister, the work of CAP is responsible
for the first signs of recovery in economy. "Brazil
is leaving the crisis behind," she said,
estimating that the level of growth is between
3.5 to 4% per year.
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BOL Notícias, 22. July 2009.
Natals World Cup 2014 sees the chance to 'invest
in people'.
The investment in training of the population is
one of the goals of the city of Natal to prepare
the city for the 2014 World Cup, starting next
year with foreign language courses free of
charge (english and spanish).
The Federal Government will invest around 1
billion euros in the 12 host cities of 2014
World Cup by the Growth Acceleration Program
(PAC).
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Tribuna do Norte, 22. July 2009.
Government invests R$ 10 million to clean
up 100% of Pipa and Tibau do Sul.
Known internationally for its natural beauty,
the beaches of Tibau do Sul and Pipa will be
fully restored by the State Government through
the Water and Sewage Company of Rio Grande do
Norte (Caern).
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Financial Times, 6. July 2009.
Dancing through the economic crisis
"If talk of green shoots makes sense anywhere in
the world it is in Brazil, an emerging world
leader in farming, mining, oil, even investment
banking, and with a home market its rivals can
only dream of."
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Reuters.com 11. June 2009.
Brazil to lend IMF 10 billion dollars,
first loan ever
Brazil will join
other big emerging economies and lend money to
the International Monetary Fund, contributing
$10 billion in a move that President Luiz Inacio
Lula da Silva hopes will give it more sway in
reforming the multilateral lender.
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FIFA.com 31. May 2009.
Fotball World Cup in Natal!
Today FIFA confirmed that Natal is one of the
cities to arrange the fotbool World Cup in 2014.
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IrishTimes.com 28. May 2009.
Why investing in property abroad is still
a good idea - if you're careful
Is buying property overseas still a good idea?
International lawyer JOHN HOWELL looks at the
issues for investors.
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daylife.com 9. May 2009.
Rio Grande do Norte(Natal) won Brasils
Miss Universe ceremony 2009
Newly crowned 'Miss
Brazil 2009' Larissa Costa of Rio Grande do
Norte state receives the crown from 2008 winner
Natalia Anderle during the official crowning
ceremony at the Latin America Memorial in Sao
Paulo.
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Newsweek.com 18.
April 2009.
The Crafty Superpower
By turns charming
and cagey, cool to America and close to Obama,
Lula is building a unique regional giant.
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SkyNews.com 02.
April 2009.
House Prices Rise For First Time Since
2007 in UK
House prices rose for the first time in 16
months during March, according to a report by
the Nationwide.
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Telegraph.co.uk, 17.
March 2009.
Brazil's President Lula says G7 nations no
longer speak for the world
Lula, who leads one of the emerging 'BRIC'
economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China,
has positioned himself as a spokesman for the
world's poorer nations, particularly in trade
talks.
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Seeking Alpha/Emerginvest,
11. February 2009.
China and Brazil
Offer Positive Emerging Market Returns
The two poster-children of the emerging
markets from the last quarter are Brazil and
China, posting 13.0% and 21.8% respective
returns in just the last quarter.
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Goldman Sachs,
February 2009.
BRIC countries
Over the next 50 years, Brazil, Russia,
India and China—the BRICs economies—could become
a much larger force in the world economy. We map
out GDP growth, income per capita and currency
movements in the BRICs economies until 2050.
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Tribuna do Norte, 14.01.2009.
The new airport
in Natal has completed the first phase
Jarno Silva stressed that the extension
of the runway (3 thousand meters) will make the
airport São Gonçalo do Amarante the only South
American airport to receive future Airbus A380
aircraft, with a capacity of 555 passengers, and
aircraft that are already designated as Boeing
797, for about one thousand passengers.
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World Politics
Review, 12.01.2009.
Brazil: The
Sleeping Giant Awakens?
In recent years, Brazil has generated a
level of international interest and excitement
that was wholly unexpected and unpredictable as
little as 10 years ago. As one of the so-called
BRIC countries -- the emerging powers of Brazil,
Russia, India and China -- Brazil has been
drawing increasing attention on a variety of
fronts.
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Boarding.no,
17.12.2008
Two weekly
flights to Natal
From 17th January
2009, TAP Portugal have two weekly flights to
Natal from Lisbon, which offers travelers from
Oslo, Stockholm and Copenhagen very good connection
with the Brazilian vacation paradise, Natal.
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Knut Bjoernsen, 01.02.2008.
We’re betting on
Brazil!
Imagine walking
barefoot on the beach!
"This is the best and cheapest holiday we’ve had
since we were went camping as youngsters!! "
says Oddrun Lillerud, leader in Møre og Romsdal
county of Norwegian Psoriasis Associaton.
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Sol Grupo, 20.11.2008.
New economic
world order
What seems clear is that the financial
crisis is forcing out a new economic world order
in the sense that countries with strongly
growing economies, like China, India and Brazil
now enjoy greater influence in the World Bank
and the International Monetary Fund.
In contrast to shares, and trends in the
financial market is property often a safe
investment. You know exactly what money is spent
on.
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BBC Sport, 30.10.2007.
Brazil will
stage 2014 World Cup
Brazilian president
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said: "Soccer is more
than a sport for us, it's a national passion."
The city Natal is one of twelve candidates to
arrange the World Cup
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Bergens Tidende,
25.07.2007.
Brazil-record in
the shadow of China
The Brazil stock exchange index is
pulled up by Chinas growth. The same happens
with the countrys export in several areas.
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Great, May 2007.
Sol do Atlantico
Resort & Spa
A great place, both the location and the
project. Only 35 minutes from the airport. Sol
do Atlântico is situated on a scenic ridge, with
a magnificent view of the ocean...
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Kamille, March 2007.
Land of happines
Untouched beaches, tropical jungle and
colourful small towns. Slum og siliconbreasts.
Hypnotizing drums and sparkling joy of life.
We become seduced by Brazils spiritfull
northeastcoast..
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Elle, February 2007.
Praia de Pipa
The Northeast region of Brazil seduces
you with virginal beaches and world class
surfing.
The bohemian fishertown Pipa is all you dream
about..
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Bergensavisen, 27.
November 2006.
Go for Brazil
The elderly people buys property in
Spain,
but the younger people buys in Brazil. – It is
the place where the growth will be biggest..
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Sunn Økonomi by Provisa Informasjon, bilag til Dagbladet , 2.
Oktober 2006.
The last
affordable paradise
Football, carneval, samba and summer all
the year. Brazil's economy is steadily
increasing,
it makes it very favourable to invest in a flat
or bungalow where the Atlantic Ocean meets
South-Americas sunny beaches.
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Notaravisen, Møre
og Romsdal, August 2006
Who told you
that dreams cant come true
Long and cold winters, and a half-year
without "niceweatherguarantee" have done that
more and more norwegians is looking longer south
in their search for a vacation apartment. Many
people is renting - more and more wants to buy
their own..
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Bolig i Utlandet,
Feb/Mars 2006
Norwegians in
paradise
We take a trip outside the big cities of Natal
and Fortaleza. Here we find charming contrasts
and warm-hearted local civilians - and well
known and unknown norwegians who enjoys their
new paradise.
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Dagbladet,
23.11.2005
An ola-ola at
Netto in Natal
There are still Brazilians
who dominate I Natal, in Rio Grande do North
provins in Brazil.
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Bergens Tidende, 16.10.2005
Paradise for unbelievable
prize
Brazil is far away
from Norway. Yet Norwegians buy property
like most people would not believe. We visited
the two vacation spots, Natal and Fortaleza
in Northern Brazil, and we are no longer
surprised…
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Property abrouad,
May/June 2005
The untouched paradise
Brazil is far away
from Norway. Yet Norwegians buy property
like most people would not believe. We visited
the two vacation spots, Natal and Fortaleza
in Northern Brazil, and we are no longer
surprised…
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