Real Estate Investment: Latin America 2010

Buenos Aires, Argentina, November 05, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Alternative Latin Investor has released an in-depth report on the Latin American Real Estate investment environment. In the current economic market, the combination of high growth, a low fiscal deficit, current account surplus and a relatively healthy banking sector is attracting investors to the developing world, and Latin America in particular. Furthermore, political stability in the region has increased significantly in the last ten years, relative to the chaos of previous decades, and many governments are following a more business-friendly policy agenda.

Against this favorable economic and political backdrop, Latin American real estate is rousing considerable interest as a stable, and potentially profitable, investment option. This special report focuses on four of the strongest and most exciting Latin American markets for real estate today: Brazil, Mexico, Peru, and Colombia. These countries are categorized as high growth and low debt, making them extremely attractive in today’s fragile investment climate.

This exclusive report includes a comprehensive look at investing in Brazilian real estate with a special focus on the North East Region, insight on tourism hotspots of the future in Mexico as well as a look at Mexico’s first luxury green build, a forecast for Peru – Latin America’s Rising Star, current Colombian real estate trends with tips from buycolombiarealty.com, an exclusive look at the development of Panama’s super project Panama Pacífico, and in depth analysis of agricultural land Investment in Argentina, and a look at lending and mortgage markets.

About Alternative Latin Investor:
Alternative Latin Investor (ALI) is the first and only online news source to provide information on alternative investments in Latin America. They publish a bimonthly digital magazine as well as special reports with the aim of creating new synergies both within the region and beyond.

ALI believes in the future of the Latin American alternative investment industry, but feels there is a lack of information regarding this sector which does not allow for growth or global exposure.

By hosting a platform for industry professionals to submit articles concerning their areas of expertise, investors can benefit from the experience of alternative investment insiders.

For free access to the full content of both ALI website and publications, visit: http://www.alternativelatininvestor.com

###