Real State Prices: At The End What Counts Is The Inflation

Recent Brazilian National Researches show that in the seven biggest Brazilian Capitals the real estate prices have increased more than inflation measured by the IPCA (Price to Consumer Index from IBGE Brazilian Geography and Statistics Institute) on average 19 months in a row.

In some of them this number goes even beyond. For example, in São Paulo, the biggest city in the southern hemisphere, real estate prices have increased for 50 months in a row and in Rio de Janeiro, home of 2016 Olympic Games, for 19 months in average.

The most immediate and direct conclusion from this movement is that who owned real state during this time had their wealth multiplied in this period.

On the other hand, according to Robert Shiller, American real estate specialist, these euphoric movements are uncommon and never lasting. The economist collected data related to the real estate prices in USA of over more than half a century and concluded that even if there are euphoria and depression moments in any real estate market, in long term the prices of these assets tend to be corrected by inflation – nothing more, nothing less than that.

“That is why, in order not to be driven by the market, some investors in Brasil found on real state auctions an opportunity to acquire real states below market value,” states Hugo Rocha, Proleiloes.com cofounder, the biggest Brazilian authority site on real state auctions (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTKsf3egNzg).

People look for specialized sites like http://www.proleiloes.com in order to know where these kind of opportunities happen and how to prepare themselves to execute such businesses, as such business demands specific preparation and knowledge from the investor.

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