In Brazil, over the past two years, the demand for real estate has nearly doubled. In the wake of the real estate sector are ample opportunities not only buildings but also the furniture industry, cement, the production of frames, the area nurserymen etc. ..
The Brazilian economy is booming: it shows not only the increase in GDP, which in 2010 reached a growth of 7.5%, but also the resumption of some areas in full swing strategies, including real estate.
The housing boom must be sought in increasing economic prosperity and the rise of so-called "new middle class in Brazil," which is the driving force of the recovery carioca and includes those households with an income between 1,116 and 4,854 reais reais (equivalent to between 500 and 2,200 Euros). The
Governo ha promosso, inoltre, un progetto federale di edilizia sociale, chiamato “ Minha casa, Minha Vida ” il quale ha come obiettivo consentire alle famiglie a basso reddito di acquistare la prima casa.
Sulla scia del settore immobiliare trovano ampi spazi di sviluppo non soltanto l’edilizia, ma anche l’industria dell’arredamento, del cemento, la produzione di serramenti, il settore florovivaista etc.. Una particolare attenzione meritano le vendite di cemento che nel 2010 hanno raggiunto un aumento record del 14,8%. Secondo alcune proiezioni, dovrebbero crescere, durante l’anno in corso, ad un tasso compreso tra l’8 e il 9%. In particolare nel mese di gennaio hanno segnato an increase of 9.1% year over year, totaling 4.7 million tons sold. As reported by ICE President of the Syndicate of the Cement Industry ( Snice ) believes that "the great engine in cement consumption in recent years has depended on residential construction of the entire country, from South to North. The 2010 is a year of expectations for the sector, by virtue of the sensitivity of concrete economic issues such as possible actions that the government needs to adopt in the coming months to contain inflation . The Snice expected that by 2016, requires the construction of new factories for the production of cement order to bring domestic production capacity by 67 million tonnes at present to over 100 million. This stems from plans to invest in infrastructure, hydroelectric power stations, not to mention the World Cup 2014 and the 2016 Olympics.
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