Cross-Border Dynamics: Latin American and Iberian RE Investment Opportunities
Exclusive Report: Latin American investors eye stability and long-term strategies in Iberian RE, but is the feeling mutual?
December 18, 2024Real Estate
Written by Helen Richards
Access the full Ibero-American Real Estate Investment report here.
The Iberian and Latin American markets share deep historical, cultural, and linguistic connections, which extend across various industries, including real estate. With Spain and Portugal showcasing robust economic growth and compelling fundamentals in key sectors - outpacing many of their European counterparts - interest from Latin American investors in the Iberian real estate market remains strong.
Capital flow in the opposite direction encounters more challenges, primarily due to economic and political instability. However, the expanding middle class and nearshoring trends, especially in Mexico, present attractive opportunities for Iberian investors seeking to diversify their portfolios.
In this context, GRI Club hosted the Ibero-American Real Estate Investment Online Meeting to allow global market players to exchange insights, foster cross-border investment opportunities, and strengthen deal flow between these interconnected regions.
The resultant GRI Club report collates insider investor outlooks from both regions, addressing influencing factors behind the booming presence of Mexican investors in Spain and overwhelming presence of Brazilian investors in Portugal, including higher yields, economic stability, and attractive luxury hospitality and residential sectors.
Not all investors are born equal however, and the report reveals clear differences in strategy and preferences between family offices and institutional investors active in the region, as well as interesting comparisons between the appeal of US and European markets to Latin American investors.
Read the full Ibero-American Real Estate Investment report here.
Access the full Ibero-American Real Estate Investment report here.
The Iberian and Latin American markets share deep historical, cultural, and linguistic connections, which extend across various industries, including real estate. With Spain and Portugal showcasing robust economic growth and compelling fundamentals in key sectors - outpacing many of their European counterparts - interest from Latin American investors in the Iberian real estate market remains strong.
Capital flow in the opposite direction encounters more challenges, primarily due to economic and political instability. However, the expanding middle class and nearshoring trends, especially in Mexico, present attractive opportunities for Iberian investors seeking to diversify their portfolios.
In this context, GRI Club hosted the Ibero-American Real Estate Investment Online Meeting to allow global market players to exchange insights, foster cross-border investment opportunities, and strengthen deal flow between these interconnected regions.
The resultant GRI Club report collates insider investor outlooks from both regions, addressing influencing factors behind the booming presence of Mexican investors in Spain and overwhelming presence of Brazilian investors in Portugal, including higher yields, economic stability, and attractive luxury hospitality and residential sectors.
Not all investors are born equal however, and the report reveals clear differences in strategy and preferences between family offices and institutional investors active in the region, as well as interesting comparisons between the appeal of US and European markets to Latin American investors.
Read the full Ibero-American Real Estate Investment report here.