On June 30, 2011, we presented our webinar “Latin American Real Estate Market Outlook. What are the Opportunities and Risks in Latin American Real Estate”. Please watch our recording - see link: Recording Latin American Real Estate Market Outlook.
Although many of us seem to rush to various up and coming markets like Brazil, Colombiaand Peru, success is not guaranteed and perhaps few and between. What constitutes an investment opportunity in those “hot” Latin American real estate markets vis-à-vis non-acceptable risk? Dr. Geurts discussed the current Latin American economic climate as well as the outlook for the coming years followed by a closer look at Brazil, Colombia and Peru considering its attractiveness as expressed by various investors including a perspective on current investment opportunities.
Practical – hands on input was provided by our guest, John Druckman, Managing Director, Fontis Capital Group, LLC who assists investors in targeting Latin American real estate opportunities; their strategic geographic focus includes both primary and secondary markets within Brazil, Colombia, and Peru. The presentation was also co-presented by Robert J. Meulmeester, MRICS, Partner, Cadence Capital Group, LLC.
We would be very happy to answer any other questions, provide information and/or discuss business opportunities with you.
Best regards,
Robert J. Meulmeester, MRICS
Cadence Capital Group, LLC
E: rob.meulmeester@cadencecapitalgroup.com
T: (++1) 646.641.6696
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Tags: America, Brazil, Colombia, Development, Economy, Finance, Inflation, International, Investments, Latin, More…Peru, Real, Risk, estate
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Comment by Jean-Claude Goldenstein on July 17, 2011 at 1:58pm
Comment by Robert J. Meulmeester, MRICS on July 17, 2011 at 1:10pm Thanks JC. The outcome of the webinar based on our research, our hands-on experience and input from those who viewed the webinar is that Latin America is a solid place for real estate investments given the continuous improvements in economic fundamentals such as the strong growth of the middle class but also the regulatory/political climate which is pro-business and works diligently to fight corruption, a typical problem for emerging economies. Obviously, the Chinese have already built a significant presence. Certain types of real estate such as (low/middle) income housing and infrastructure (related) have shown to be in strong demand. Although we like certain countries the most, such as Colombia and Brazil, we also think that various other places such as Ecuador will have a promising future. Happy to answer any additional questions. Cheers!
Robert
Comment by Jean-Claude Goldenstein on July 16, 2011 at 6:16pm Do you know what's being said about you online where you are not looking?
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