Thailand, Brazil and the United States are three property markets with positive outlooks for 2013, according to a press release by Crystal Investment and Real Estate.
Distressed markets in several American cities, as well as emerging markets in Brazil and Pattaya, Thailand, are tipped by the company as offering excellent rental returns, as well as positive price appreciation.
“Due to the existing well developed and immense infrastructure in the US, which will help in the recovery of these areas, the distressed markets in these US states offer safer and more tangible investments as people are buying existing properties, all with existing tenants and all completely refurbished,” Crystal Investment and Real Estate managing director Luke Smith said.
Smith also noted the emerging markets in Brazil and Thailand, both of which have seen increasing investment and booming tourism numbers over the last few years.
“Property prices in Brazil are still significantly cheaper than Western Europe and we believe the country will continue to offer great opportunities for investors for the next few years, Smith said. “In Thailand, the government is removing the red tape to enable foreign nationals to own property and invest in the east side for the first time. It is already much easier to travel to Pattaya and tourists are recognising this part of Thailand as a cheaper, less touristy place to travel.”
Source by Property-report
“Due to the existing well developed and immense infrastructure in the US, which will help in the recovery of these areas, the distressed markets in these US states offer safer and more tangible investments as people are buying existing properties, all with existing tenants and all completely refurbished,” Crystal Investment and Real Estate managing director Luke Smith said.
Smith also noted the emerging markets in Brazil and Thailand, both of which have seen increasing investment and booming tourism numbers over the last few years.
“Property prices in Brazil are still significantly cheaper than Western Europe and we believe the country will continue to offer great opportunities for investors for the next few years, Smith said. “In Thailand, the government is removing the red tape to enable foreign nationals to own property and invest in the east side for the first time. It is already much easier to travel to Pattaya and tourists are recognising this part of Thailand as a cheaper, less touristy place to travel.”
Source by Property-report
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