I would like to look into buying a one room apartment in the center of Sao Paulo.I like the big building Edificio Copan, as I know the area and the buiding well and have friends living there.

Hi everyone,new to the forum. i'm a portuguese civil engineer currently living in São Paulo, Brasil.my family is moving to Ghent, Belgium next month, and since i had to quit my job (my wife got a new job there) i'm considering RE market, maybe on my own with a lot of your help.hope to meet people working in belgium that can partner up, ou just talk to in order to understand thr market and help me settle and start out working.i've been a site engineer for the past 10 years, lately i've worked on big vertical buildings for a brasilian company, and prior to that i've done quit a bit of everything in constrution projects in portugal.hope to hear and learn from you,thnx

There is a path of progress barrelling along the coast and the area was still thriving when the country (and especially the South) was in recession.Gentrifying areas of Sao Paulo for micro condos.

São Paulo, Brazil for a couple years.Costa Rica, New Zealand, Australia, Bali for several months each during a world tour.Moved from Bali to Austin, TX 10 years ago.We like it here, but we're growing tired of the 8-month long summers and lack of infrastructure to support the incredible growth.

Hello,I am a RE professional with some experience in Boston(MA), Sao Paulo(BZL) and now working out of Panama, Central America for the past 3 years.I just want to put myself available for questions about Panama and meet people interested in living and/or investing here.Cheers!

@Pierre Streat look into Simone Sao she also a investor friendly agent .

Couple that with the fact that we travel a LOT and that I run a company doing business in Sao Paulo and Manila... we like being renters and keeping our mobility intact.

Depending on how much ozone you generate it can take hours to days for a treatment, this is where the higher capazity machines shine.