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A search of “Paraguay history” in Google returns a list of questions people ask about Paraguay, including: “What country is Paraguay in?” For the record, Paraguay is its own country. It was wiped almost off the map by Brazil and Argentina during the Triple Alliance War. Mid-19th century, Paraguay was a wealthy nation thanks to […]
Agricultural production using aquaponics technology is on the rise… and so is the cost of investing in the opportunity that this fast-growing trend represents. Three years ago, in the course of my ongoing search for cash-flowing real estate opportunities, I identified a specific aquaponics project offering a turnkey option for individual investors projecting returns up […]
Spending last week in Paraguay confirmed at least one thing for me. This country is a land of opportunity. With up to 70% of its population under the age of 30, Paraguay is poised for continued growth over the next decade at least. Paraguay’s GDP has expanded an average of 7% per year for the […]
An important focus at last week’s Global Property Summit in Panama was agriculture. As we discussed with the help of agricultural and other relevant industry experts, an investment in productive land is the biggest opportunity of our age. The global population will surpass 9 billion by 2050. The percentage of undernourished people around the world […]
Investing pre-construction, which gained a bad rap post-2008, is again a viable option. If you were a pre-construction investor stung by losses in pre-2008 bubble markets from Florida to Spain, you may be understandably wary. However, in certain markets, pre-construction is again interesting. I recommend you take a look at Istanbul, for example, where the […]
The best investment during the 20-year period from 1994 to 2013 was U.S. farmland. That’s the conclusion of a recent report in The Economist, which also considered farmland in Britain, U.S. stocks, international stocks, gold, U.S. T-Bills, U.S. forestry, and commodities. Based on the annualized returns and including appreciation of the land, U.S. farmland outperformed […]