Offering an exceptional property investment opportunity, Laguna Beach is a luxury oceanfront complex in Tabatinga, situated to the south of Natal and just 35 minutes from Natal International Airport. This genuine luxury product sets the standard for high-end property in north east Brazil where there is currently a shortage of superior homes.

Located in a front-line beach position, Laguna Beach offers a diverse portfolio of high-end properties in Brazil. Investment includes a choice of exclusive beachfront bungalows, luxury apartments, superior townhouses and deluxe villas. The low density complex, set around tropical gardens leading down to the sandy beach, includes extensive communal facilities and amenities.

Olympic gold medallist, Sir Chris Hoy has invested in Laguna Beach. “Laguna Beach has everything I’m looking for in a high quality investment property,” said Chris, also commenting that his investment is “somewhere special to go to and relax”.

Entry prices at Laguna Beach are still among the lowest in the area and start at £80,000. On-site construction started in April 2010 photos of progress
Laguna progress... and completion is expected in mid-2011. Construction of Laguna Beach is being carried out by M&K Comércio e Construções, one of Brazil’s most reputable construction companies. Established in 1995, M&K has a proven track record of over 150 projects in the public and private sectors and a workforce of around 600.

Natal is hugely popular for holidays and second homes and as such, has a strong resale and holiday rental market. Obelisk has secured the services of Abreu Imóveis, the area’s largest estate agent and property management company. Abreu Imóveis are committed to marketing Laguna Beach properties, both for rental and resale purposes.

Brazil provides no official property statistics, but analysts widely believe that property investment in Brazil is currently attracting an annual return of between 20% and 30%. The PricewaterhouseCoopers ‘Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2010’ states that demand for property in Brazil is “locked-in” and that investors can expect 25% to 30% returns.