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Investment in real estate is for many experts one of the better investment, since it allows a person to acquire an asset that is unlikely to depreciate, which will most likely increase its value over time, and, in some cases can generate a steady income of cash to put it into income.
In other words, it considers the investment in real estate as an investments as low risk, safe and profitable, which is allowing a lot of money to many people, and even has allowed to generate their fortunes to some of the millionaires today.
However, one of the main disadvantages of investing in real estate is that to start investing in them, usually you need to have a good capital.
Since 2000 the real estate and construction sector began to grow exponentially, so that for several consecutive years the market value of homes suffered increases of up to 25% on average.
Given that housing was a basic need, sales soared and urban land in most of the cities began to dwindle as the value of the impact was increasing, causing a chain reaction as if metastatic cancer is involved here begins the story of the destruction of the economy of a country.
The construction sector is becoming a profitable business for capital investment as the property value experienced progressive increases from year to year far outweigh any investment fund or stock market thus became not only the actual business of those already engaged in industry, but also companies that have nothing to do, invest their capital in real estate to ensure their safety.
The problem is that not only companies but individuals begin buying for investment and not by necessity, so there comes a time that all or most of the equity capital of a country depends on the real estate sector.
Tourism absorbed
The other asset of the country’s economy begins to be affected by the real estate sector largely because, for example, a family is more profitable and economical to rent an apartment for a holiday period, to rent a hotel room for that finally the hospitality industry, hotel chains essentially weaker, affected by it.