Panama: Caution! Men at Work
Panama is on track to becoming a major logistics, transportation and tourism hub for Latin America.
The Brazilian real estate market is headed for a crisis, warn some experts.
Growing real estate, infrastructure and economic expansion is spurring Latin America's construction sector.
Peru's retail sector is booming -- spurred by a growing economy and under-penetration.
Arab investors join the real estate fiesta in Latin America, including Guatemala, Colombia and Brazil.
Chile is best and Dominican Republic worst in Latin America in real estate transparency.
How the Group Metro is converting once-decayed Juan Dolio into a new hotbed for upscale living and tourism in the Dominican Republic.
Peru's real estate did not suffer from the global crisis and is expected to continue expanding at strong rates.
Major office towers, along with other development, is helping boost commercial real estate in Santiago.
The value of commercial real estate in Rio should grow more than 50 percent over the next seven years, experts say
Development of shopping centers continues in Brazil, Colombia and Peru despite the crisis.
The Dominican Republic is starting to see signs of recovery, leading to more optimism among local and foreign investors.
Panama is seeing an hotel boom, both in and outside of Panama City, for both business and leisure travelers.
Caracas is more expensive than Copenhagen, while Mexico City is among the least expensive house rental locations worldwide.
Ivanka Trump sees Panama’s real estate market as the hottest worldwide, with demand outstripping supply on the Trump tower there.
Brazil's real estate market has the best outlook this year, but it will be affected by the growing credit crisis and economic slowdown.
Latin Business Chronicle asks leading experts about Latin America's real estate outlook in 2009.
A country-by-country overview of the outlook for real estate in 2009 in seven major markets in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Mexico and Brazil continue to offer strong potential for real estate, especially housing, Sam Zell argues.
Brazilian real estate mogul Elie Horn talks about the global crisis, Brazil and the real estate outlook.
The hottest residential properties in Panama, both in capital Panama City and other areas of the country.
Brazil is set for another strong year despite the U.S. slowdown and growing global credit crunch, experts say.
Real estate loans in Brazil have nearly quadrupled the past three years. And the sector should continue growing at strong levels.
Mexico's "Silicon Valley" is boosting office and industrial space, driven in part by new demand from logistics companies.
A closer look at Parque Arauco, the successful Chilean shopping mall developer expanding into Colombia and Peru.
More foreign hotel operators are setting up in Costa Rica, but strong demand will help the country's real estate sector continue growing.
Medellin's real estate sector is growing. Can it even become the next Panama or Costa Rica?
Montevideo's real estate market sees growing demand and European investments.
A tale of foreign investors navigating shady rules, a corrupt judicial system, unscrupulous attorneys and an assortment of political games.
The U.S. subprime crisis is having a minimal impact on Latin America's fast-growing real estate sector. Brazil, Mexico and Chile lead the way.
Commercial - rather than residential - may be the main growth driver for Panama's real estate sector, experts say.
Experts are bullish on the outlook for Brazilian real estate, but also point to several challenges.
Mexico's industrial real estate sector has a solid outlook, Fitch says in a new report.
Mexico's real estate sector will continue to grow thanks to growing investment and demand, experts say.
Punta del Este is seeing more demand from Brazilians and more supply from international groups.
Latin Business Chronicle asks leading experts about the outlook for Latin America's fast-growing real estate sector.
Santiago real estate sector is growing, but demand from local and foreign companies is far larger than supply.
Latin Business Chronicle asks ten leading experts about the outlook for Brazil’s booming real estate sector.
Affluent U.S. sports fishermen are among the key the target audience of Bahia Escondida, the new resort underway in Costa Rica.
Latin Business Chronicle asks leading experts about the outlook for Mexico's real estate sector.
Will Roco Ki help build the Dominican Republic into the next Mexican Riviera? Prominent designer Richard Knorr thinks so.
Office, retail and industrial real estate is booming in Lima and the outlook is even brighter.
Strong demand and little supply are leading to a sharp drop in available office space in Mexico City.
Strong demand is pushing office vacancy rates down and prices up. Meanwhile, investments are pouring in.
Mexico's real estate sector, already benefiting from a mortgage and tourism boom, gets a push from U.S. cross-border financing.
Costa Rica's real estate boom continues. Supply will explode, but the country will be able to absorb it thanks to continued popularity, experts say.
The development of shopping malls is booming throughout Latin America.
How an innovative Catholic charity has made home ownership a reality for 130,000 of Ecuador’s poorest families
A strong economy is helping drive commercial real estate in Mexico's leading business city.
Expropriations grow in Venezuela, but Bolivia is worst in Latin America when it comes to property rights.
The Dominican real estate sector - already highly competitive - heats up with Donald Trump entering the fray.
Residential, office and industrial space are all seeing strong growth, spurring strong construction activity.
Venezuela's real estate market has not seen a drop in demand despite expropriations and investor-hostile policies.
Despite a slowdown in the economy, Argentina's real estate market is growing strongly spurred by commercial and residential demand.
US baby boomers and European investors are helping spur the market. But growth and prices are slowing down.
US investment firms are setting their sights on the Brazilian real estate market, lured by economic fundamentals.
Real estate continues its boom in Nicaragua, spurred by low prices and growing tourism.
Mortgage securitization has helped spur a boom in real estate in Mexico.
Speculators and buyers fuel continued real estate boom in Panama.
Mexico’s mortgage sector is expected to grow significantly thanks to large demand and the recent election of Felipe Calderon as new president.
Panama is a healthy, growing economic phenomenon following a carefully orchestrated plan.
Panama is a speculative bubble waiting to burst, that is why the government is trying to keep all sharp objects out of the way.
Latin America's real estate sector is booming, thanks in large part to a growing number of US retirees buying homes. Panama, Mexico and Costa Rica are leading the way, but also Argentina is seeing a boom.
