Brazilian Residential Real-estate Industry To Show Superlative Growth

The Brazilian housing policies aims at providing housing units for families in the

housing deficit at present and hence reduce the rising trend of cohabitation. The approach is towards meeting the future housing needs, while rescuing the social liabilities of the deficit, and thus reducing it to an acceptable standard by 2014. As observed in the past, the pace of population growth and economic trajectory of the country will lead to the formation of 1.3 Million new households per year on an average during 2010-2014.

Brazil has emerged as one of the favorable destinations for real-estate developers to tap the unexplored opportunities in the housing sector, despite the gloomy economic environment. This is largely due to the fact that, the country is facing massive housing shortage owing to the demand-supply mismatch. With recession hurting the economy, low cost or affordable housing units are fast emerging as the next area of growth in the countrys housing sector.

According to our latest research report, Brazil Housing Sector Analysis, Brazil housing industry has emerged as the most vibrant and dynamic section of the real-estate industry. With the entry of numerous real-estate developers, availability of finance options and increasing demand for residential property, the housing industry has witnessed stupendous growth in the past. Further, lower and the middle-income segment is taking a larger share of funding to purchase the long awaited home ownership.

Additionally, the growth of housing investment will bring a significant increase in demand for construction materials. This demand can be met largely by local industry or can be filled through imports. The proportion in which, it occurs is still a mystery at present considering the existing basic economic conditions, as the price of energy (electricity and natural gas) and the exchange rate are quite unfavorable for the domestic producer.

Moreover, strong economic and population growth, an abundance of natural resources and a relatively stable political environment are among the factors driving demand for real estate in the country. On top of that, the Brazilian middle class is growing rapidly, bringing large inflows of domestic money into the property market. It is anticipated that the residential real estate represents one of the biggest growth opportunities in the coming years, with the support of major government social programs.

The report analyzes various factors critical to the success of the Brazil housing industry. It has also identified key players in the market and included their detailed business description. Additionally, the report also sheds light on the emerging industry trends, which are expected to decide the future of the Brazil housing sector.

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