Flamengo / Gloria Streetwalkers
[QUOTE=Jubby007;1903815]I was watching a football match near flamingo. I was surprised to see that there are several street walker standby the road between Flamingo and Gloria. The stand towards the last right lane if your heading to Centro. I saw nearly 20 girls. Nevertheless, I was at Centro and enter 4 x 4. Honestly, I couldn't find any one girl from past year. All of the talent is brand new. I saw nearly 40 girls who were all new. I had program with one of old friend name Amanda who's anal queen standing at 5 9" tall.[/QUOTE]Most of the street walkers between Flamengo and Gloria in the late afternoon / early evening are trannies. Beware. No one wants to live through their own Crying Game.
Rio's Real Estate Analysis
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The locals have little to no interest in the Olympics and the economy seems to look worse everyday. Several contractors haven't been paid, the police haven't received their overtime pay for over 6 months, and the fire department is on strike for similar reasons. I've been to a few Olympics, and I was in Rio for the World Cup, and I've never seen anything like this. Fingers crossed everything goes well, but the potential for disaster is very high.
You are absolutely right about locals crying out load over economy. For instance, the people I rent the apartment from told me that their 1 bedroom apartment in Copacabana which cost 500,000 reals back in 2011 was worth nearly US $ 325,000 when the exchange rate was at 1.53 reals vs. 1 US $ (500000/1.53 = US $ 326,797). Whereas, the same 1 bedroom 500,000 reals apartment worth now at the exchange rate of 3.35 vs 1 US $ = US $149,253 (500,000/3. 35 = 149,253). That is a 45% drop in real estate value compared to US $. Mostly every real estate investor in Brazil compare their net worth to US $. In January 2016, the reals hit the lowest at 4.10 reals vs. 1 US $. The same 1 bedroom 500,000 apartment in Copacabana was worth $121,951 (500,000/4.10). Now that's a 63% drop in real estate value compared to 2011 market. This is one of main Brazilian are crying out loud because their net worth is nearly cut in half. This is the response I got from a friend who's father own's 9 apartments in Copacabana area. In summary, if my 9 properties which used to worth let's say 10 million reals at 1.53 US $ exchange rate were US $6. 53 million. Now the same 10 million reals 9 properties worth at the exchange rate of 3.35 = US $2.98 million. Imagine how frustrated each and every real estate investor feels right now in Brazil.