The actress has put up for sale her apartment in Jardins, an exclusive neighborhood in São Paulo, and a duplex in New York, United States
Luana Piovani on Monday the 11th he took to social media to announce that he had put his apartment up for sale Gardensexclusive neighborhood of St. Paul, and its duplex in New York, United States. “I want the money in the account to multiply. I think money on property is stupid,” she said in an interview with Delas Pod. The actress said yes 70% of your capital is in real estate.
In an interview with Earth, investment experts disagree with the idea that investing the majority of your wealth in real estate is “stupid.” The property located in the Jardim Paulista neighborhood is sold R$ 2.2 million. There is no information about the duplex value in New York.
“Each person has their own investment profile, there are people who are more skilled at keeping money in the account and others at immobilising their assets, but what I can say is that properties provide protection to assets and that there is no other investment that protects you so much,” says Renan Lopes, real estate specialist.
Furthermore, according to Lopes, it is a safe asset, which is not subject to confiscation, nor to any type of seizure or theft.
“Real estate provides earnings in two ways: appreciation over time – it is very common to see properties that, a few years ago, were purchased by R $ 300 thousand and today they are appreciated R$1 million – and through rentals, if you don’t live there, such as a alternative source of income“, he adds.
Another opinion
Raul Sena, investment specialist, states that without a doubt “real estate investing is interesting, especially in a country like Brazil, where we have inherited the idea that real estate is the ‘safest’ asset that exists”. He recalls examples of billionaires who have made fortunes by investing in real estate.
Although he considers it a good investment, he does not recommend leaving the majority of his assets in real estate. “The appropriate percentage of this diversification will largely depend on your age and your life goals. But, except in very specific situations, keep 70% in the real estate sector and 30% in assets with high liquidity and greater profitability It doesn’t make much sense to the average investor.”.
The expert underlines that in practice the rent yields more or less half a percentage point per month. In other words, a property R$ 200 thousand It will give an average return of one thousand reais per month. Today an investment in Selic Treasure it yields double, almost 1% per month. And good real estate funds, for example, which also pay the investor monthly, usually yield something close to 0.8%.
“One a property does not have the same liquidity as a listed asset or a public security, For example. So, if you don’t live in that property with your family and you can get rid of it without major problems, it makes sense to allocate that capital more intelligently, increasing your monthly income and maintaining good diversification of your investment portfolio.”
If leaving most of your assets in the real estate sector is not advisable, however, according to the expert, the idea of investing 70% in good and well-diversified assets and 30% in real estate is much more acceptable. “The best solution is to have a well-diversified portfolio, with fixed income securities (the safest), national and international shares and real estate funds,” he concludes.
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