I'm planning a research trip to Portugal's Algarve next month. This will be my sixth trip since crisis came to Portugal. A killer deal there just crossed my desk, the kind of deal that gets snagged in a matter of days. It can't wait for my visit and full reports—that's why I'm sending you this Flash Alert today.
Thanks to that crisis, we have a strong opportunity to buy best-in-class real estate in Northeast Brazil right now—at a deep discount. In Northeast Brazil, things are still thriving. Tourist numbers are growing—and the port and free trade zone of Pecem continue to be major boons to the Northeast's economy.
A big opportunity has come our way. An opportunity I never thought we'd have again. The chance to buy a lot in a master-planned community in Northeast Brazil, close to the town of Fortim.
I just got off the phone with my contact on the ground in Nicaragua, Jordan Clark, about a special-situation opportunity: a Spanish-style hacienda on 52 acres of farmland in Northern Nicaragua.
I traveled to check out this opportunity most recently with my contact on the ground in Nicaragua, Jordan Clark, as well as Will Bonner, son of International Living's founder, Bill Bonner. The photos included were taken on that trip.
Our latest opportunity, Sunrise at Sanctuary, opened on Saturday. Members of our little group had the chance to lock down a true beachfront condo from only $184,300. I told you this was a strong opportunity that needed immediate attention. Your fellow members agreed. Every last one of our 18 pre-release condos were locked down. And there's a waiting list.
Yesterday I told you how to act at Sunrise at Sanctuary—our true beachfront opportunity in Panama. Only a handful of condos are still available as I write. I expect this deal will sell out in the next few days.
Our opportunity at Sunrise at Sanctuary is now open. True beachfront opening up in a prime Pacific locale in Panama is a big deal. This opportunity needs your attention now. It's just the type of strong ground-floor opportunity that's snapped up in a matter of days.
Friends and family wondered why anyone would buy property in Panama. All they knew about the country was it had the Canal and some jungle. Beyond that, they didn't have a clue. But my on-the-ground research had turned up an opportunity: A buying moment along a stretch of Avenida Balboa.
The big news in Panama right now is the unveiling of the newly-expanded Canal. This mammoth engineering task cost more than $5 billion. Construction took more than nine years. The work created a third set of locks and deeper channels, to take bigger ships than the current Canal. And we've now got a second chance to get in at the ground floor.