Ma Noa Resort Brazil
Posted by rpg on Nov 30, 2015 |
The Development: Ma Noa Resort is a spectacular beachfront development Brazil
Complete with numerous leisure activities on site such as the famous Ma-Noa waterpark, swimming pools, football field, tennis courts, sumptuous tropical gardens, parking, commercial centre and restaurants.
Endless white sand beaches, crystal clear turquoise ocean, excellent accessibility, unrivalled water sports, mouth-watering gastronomy, diverse entertainment, golf courses, year roundsunshine and so much more makes this a truly unique haven.
Situation: Natal/Maracajaú
Garden apartments & penthouses
Bathrooms: 1-5
Investments and rental guarantee: By Realty Access
This is your opportunity to live, have a second or investment home in one of the most unspoilt tropical destinations that exist. Furthermore Natal has become an investment hotspot with property value increases of up to 20% annually. If you want to invest your money, buy a dream property in Brazil and start earning high returns.
Extras:
20 minutes from Natal airport, 5 Golf Courses, 24 hour security, Equestrian centre, Gardens with children’s play area, Tennis and Paddle courts, Spa & Gymnasium, Commercial and leisure centres, Health and beauty CLINICS, Beachside boardwalk along the coast, Dune buggy excursions, Heliport, Communal sports area, Football pitches (next to the Ronaldo Football School)…
Units Available Pre Constuction price $67,000 per subcription
1,2 & 3 bedroom apartments
3 bedroom Townhouses by the beach
3/4 bedroom semi detached beach villas
4/5 bedroom villas front line beach
Growth P.a.: 12.7%
Source: FIPEZAP
Contrary to the predictions of abrupt bubble bursts, Brazil’s housing market remains strong, with stable house price increases. Brazil’s composite FIPEZAP house price index rose by 12.7% (6.5% inflation – adjusted) during 2013 from a year earlier. In the fourth quarter of 2013, house prices increased by 3.5% (1.4% inflation-adjusted) from the previous quarter.
During 2013:
• In Sao Paulo, house prices rose by 13.9% (7.6% inflation-adjusted), the lowest year-on-year
rise since 2008. House prices in Sao Paulo increased 15.8% in 2012, 27% in 2011, 24% in
2010, and 21.6% in 2009.
• In Rio de Janeiro, house prices increased by 15.2% (8.8% inflation-adjusted), slightly higher
than the 15% annual increase recorded in the previous year but far lower than the 34.9%
y-o-y rise seen in 2011.
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