Balmoral at Waters Edge website in Portuguese

DAVENPORT, Fla. - Nov. 13, 2015 - PRLog -- There is a real connection between Orlando and Brazilians and many come to Central Florida to enjoy Disney, Universal, SeaWorld and Legoland, to shop, see sport and to invest in the area’s real estate.

Brazilians have shown a growing interest in property from leading Central Florida developer and agent Feltrim Group, which has translated the award-winning website of its newest luxury project, Balmoral at Waters Edge (http://www.balmoralflorida.com/), into Portuguese.

The luxury lakeside development that promises to be one of the most attractive developments south of the Disney area, near Orlando, is ideal for vacation homes and rental property, which means Brazilian investors can generate vital income to offset the weakness of the Real against the US dollar.

Balmoral at Waters Edge features high-end Tuscan-style custom homes with three to eight bedrooms set within a 113-acre private gated community, with tranquil parks, gardens, walkways and lakes.

Its extensive leisure facilities include a resort-style pool with luxury clubhouse, mini waterpark, lakeside beach, gym and spa, gourmet kitchen, restaurant and more.

In Brazil, Feltrim Group is working closely with agent on the ground Fernando Cesar ,of  TV real estate in Sao Paolo.

Feltrim Group Chief Executive Officer, Garrett Kenny, is currently in the country visiting Sao Paulo and Belo Horizonte to promote Balmoral at Waters Edge and the group’s other Central Florida developments.

It is the second visit to Brazil within a month. On the last occasion Mr Kenny took part in in packed property seminars in Sao Paulo and met with partners, agents and investors.

Garrett Kenny says, “We found the Brazilians to be very serious group of investors. Their appetite for Central Florida and developments like Balmoral at Waters Edge is huge.

“That’s why we’ve translated the Balmoral site – which won an Americas International Property Award a few weeks ago for the best development website – into Portuguese.”