ebusinessPy [Arroyos Y Esteros] Vendo Propiedad de 2.718 has aptas para la Agricultura (Arrocera) y la Ganadería US$ 1.800 / ha

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  • Publicado por: Buenas Raices Paraguay
  • Posted On : Dec 09, 2016
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  • Categoría: Propiedades - Ventas y Compras » Campos / Propiedades Rurales
  • Descripción:  UBICACIÓN: Departamento de Cordillera – Arroyos y Esteros.  ACCESO: Desde Asunción: Rumbo Norte – Ruta Nº 3 km 80 y desvío por Terraplén 6 Km hasta la propiedad.  CARACTERISTICAS: Campo Natural 90% con Montes en formas de Islas y al borde de los causes hídricos. Suelos: pertenecen al grupo de los Gleysoles con superficies en Planas y leve inclinación con drenaje lento a medio. Causes: El Riacho Yhú en su lindero Sur, y dos causes menores que atraviesan la propiedad de Norte a Sur. Caminos: 14 km de caminos internos antiguos de terraplén cargado y nivelado.  DESCRIPCIÓN DE LAS MEJORAS: Alambrado Perimetral de 5 Hilos 18,5km; 7,5 km de Alambrados Internos de 4 hilos a mejorar. - Vivienda Principal de 4 habitaciones, baño, cocina, (nueva en construcción). - Dos baños modernos, caballeriza/galpón con una habitación. - Casa de personal de 2 habitaciones. - Caseta Generador. - Corral, Brete, Cepo. Fotos de la propiedad – Agosto 2014
  • Ubicación Arroyos y Esteros, Departamento de Cordillera, Paraguay
  • Phone : 0982 333489
  • Email : buenasraicespy@gmail.com

Descripción

  • Paraguay: Macroenomic Views; Second Highets Return in Latin America

    Paraguay: Second Highest Return (22%) on Investment in Latin America. Top five Meat Exporter and Top ten Wheat Exporter in the World. Lowest taxes, labour, basic services costs in the region

    Something that should catch your attention as a global investor—a burgeoning agricultural industry, cattle sector and oodles of fertile land.

    An investor can get higher return on investment than Argentina (10%), than Uruguay (8%) and Brasil with 6%. Paraguay offers the lowest taxes at the region and abundant and cheap labor force. According The Getulio Vargas Foundation and a economic research from the University of Munich has placed to Paraguay as the seccond more attractive country for investments.

    Paraguay: Top 5 Meat World Exporter for 2017
    As we mentioned earlier in previous articles, the Paraguayan Rural Association with the Government are working to promote paraguayan meat to premium markets. The goal is to turn to Paraguay in the Top Five Red Protein exporter in the World, this goal is foresee to be reached next year. We are meeting 100% the OIE and European Union requirements and therefore, the exports will be duplicated next year. The volume sent this year will be closing at 6.500 ton and for the next year this is foreseen to reach 13.000 ton.
    Other markets actually opened are: China (Continental), Hong Kong, Qatar, Egipto and others.

    Paraguay is the world’s 10th-largest exporter of wheat.
    It’s also the world’s eighth-largest beef exporter, seventh-largest exporter of corn, sixth-largest producer of soy, fifth-largest exporter of chia and soy flour, and fourth-largest exporter of yucca flour and soy oil.

    Paraguay is the second-biggest stevia producer and exporter in the world and the world’s #1 exporter of organic sugar.
    This country is also a competitive and tax-friendly investment hub. You pay no tax on yields earned from an investment in the Asunción stock exchange, and both the value-added (or sales) tax and the rate of corporate tax are 10%. This corporate tax rate compares nicely with those in Argentina (35%), Colombia and Brazil (34%), and Peru (30%).

    At about 400,000 square kilometers, Paraguay is the size of California. It has a total population of 7 million (70% of which is younger than 30 years old), a working population of 3.1 million, and a GDP of US$26 billion. The guarani is the official currency; the current rate of exchange between the guarani and the U.S. dollar is about 5.760 to 1.

    GDP and GDP per capita are both expanding, and the 10% rate of personal income tax is the lowest in the region. Elsewhere in South America, earners are paying 35% to 40%.

    Inflation is historically a one-digit number and has not surpassed 5% in recent years. This speaks to the country’s stability.