AAA Supports Investment in Brazilian Social Housing Projects

							     AAA Supports Investment in Brazilian Social Housing Projects
 AAA is lending its support to moves to attract investment in Brazil’s social housing projects.

Boston, MA, August 25, 2012 - Alternative Asset Analysis (AAA) is lending its support to moves to
attract investment in Brazil’s social housing projects.

AAA, an advocate of alternative asset classes, such as real estate, sustainable forestry and
precious metals, has welcomed calls from analysts at Colordarcy, who are encouraging investors
to consider Brazilian social housing projects, such as the Minha Casa Minha Vida housing
programme as a possible alternative investment.

“Not only would investing in this type of real estate project generate healthy returns, social
investing like this can make a major difference to people’s lives in developing countries,” explained
AAA’s analysis partner, Anthony Johnson.

The managing director of the Colodarcy, Loxley McKenzie, said that those opting to invest in
Brazilian social housing can enjoy quick returns. He said: "It is possible to enjoy a high return on
investment in a short space of time."

The project involves the construction of a million homes for Brazil’s poorer population and, as a
result, it is one of the largest such residential development projects in the world. Investing at an
early stage, especially in a country whose economy remains strong when others are still in
recession, can prove a wise move for investors, AAA has claimed.

Brazil is also set to benefit from further growth as it continues its preparations for the FIFA World
Cup in 2014 and the Olympics in 2016. There is a major shortage of housing in the cities where
people are increasingly moving in order to fill the job vacancies that are emerging as a result of
the country’s economic prosperity.

AAA encourages other investment in Brazil, through sustainable forestry projects such as the
plantation schemes run by firms like Greenwood Management. These projects are intended to
promote sustainable investments and provide alternatives to illegally logged timber and charcoal
for use in construction and in the making of steel.

Contact:
Anthony Johnson
Alternative Asset Analysis
71 Commercial St
Boston, MA 02109-1320
617-939-9596
info@alternativeassetanalysis.com
http://www.alternativeassetanalysis.com

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