Mar 11, 2008Brazil’s Economy Affected Little By American Recession
<p> </p><p>In the recent past Brazil was greatly affected by any and all American financial fluctuation. When America’s financial health encountered a sneeze, Brazil came down with Pneumonia. This may no longer be the case as Brazil’s vast and recent economic diversification has taken Brazil from a financially dependent country to one of strength and independence.</p>
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Mar 3, 2008Loreto…Mexico's Next Housing Boom
<p> </p><p>We’ve all heard of Cancun, Ixtapa and Los Cabos, but where the heck is Loreto? Loreto is a fishing village situated on the east cape of Baja California Sur. The town is small and the area is relatively undeveloped. That won’t be the case much longer though as the Mexican federal tourism agency Fonatur has cast its eye towards Loreto.</p>
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Mar 7, 2008Attracting Foreign Investors with Tax Incentives
<p> </p><p>As the American real estate market flounders more and more investors are seeking sound financial real estate investments outside the US. For these investors, Latin America has never looked better, offering strong and sound equity gains, low living costs along with increasing tax incentives to attract new buyers.</p>
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Feb 27, 2008Merida Mexico A Renovators Paradise
<p> </p><p>Merida’s first renovator came to the area in 1542. Spanish conquistador Francisco de Montejo built the city after tearing down existing Mayan ruins. Today renovators mostly relocate from the U.S. although you’ll find people from every region of the world in Merida. Many are full time residents, others reside in the city part time. Despite their differences, relocatees to Merida all seem to be drawn to the charm and stability of the city along with the housing selections, low real estate costs and friendly people.</p>
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