THE SECRET'S OUT. WHO WOULDN'T WANT TO LIVE HERE?

Thanks to Doug over at Brazil Beach Living for sharing this article with me.

An absolutely stunning Saturday here, still a bit more breezy than normal but an azure blue sky prevails and the crispy clean air is alive with the sentiments of summer approaching.  NE Brazil has the cleanest air on the planet according to NASA.  In JP you still need to stay near the beach to avoid pollution but it is still tiny compared to all the other NEast Capitals. 

As much as I adored living in Laguna Beach south of Los Angeles, CA the brown haze out over the ocean took it's toll on the benefits. 

International Living just sent out this Pathfinder article on JP. We already know why this area is special so this is kind of a warning as much as anything else! This is the last bastion, the last still relatively "undiscovered" sweet spot in Tropical Beach Brazil living. 

We couldn't hide for long.

Onward and magic, 

Douglas and fam

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Who Wouldn't Want to Live Here?

Saturday, September 17, 2011

Dear Reader,

Looks nice, doesn't it? If you're picturing yourself spending time here ...relaxing on the sand, soaking up some rays, enjoying life...you're not alone. This Brazilian city is a retirement and relocation hotspot. And there's a way for you to profit from its popularity.

THE ONE PLACE TO BUY IN BRAZIL

 North-Eastern Brazil is currently the focus of most international property investment and tourist development. It is where Brazilians head on holidays and boasts a yearly average temperature of 27 degrees and annual long sunshine, it enjoys the best climate in Brazil and its major cities offer a very stable investment environment.. Hotspots include Fortaleza, Natal, Recife, Salvador and Porto Seguro in Bahia.

Source

For the next three days, we're going to run a special series of essays from property investment guru Ronan McMahon.

In these essays, Ronan (who comes to us courtesy of Pathfinder, the preferred real estate advertiser of IL) will discuss killer real estate deals in one of his favorite markets: Brazil’s northeast coast.