Maybe you never heard about Recife city, Ipojuca and Goiana Town all in Pernambuco state.But this part of Brazil is living a great developing! Now is operating one of two shipyard ATLANTICO SUL (http://3783.br.all.biz/en/), building a huge petroleum refinery REFINARIA ABREU E LIMA in SUAPE Ipojuca town, and for next two years it'll be opened the first car's manufacture plant (FIAT MOTORS OF BRAZIL)in Goiana town.These investiments are attracting a lot of others investments in every area as construction, health, education( qualifing people for future jobs), and so on.It's time for people in EUROPE, AMERICA, and ASIA to invest in Brazil! Specially in NE region! http://www.investne.com.br/en/Indicadores-economicos-Pernambuco/indicadores-economicos Here you will find a summary of the crime situation in Brazil and learn a little about the areas in which it will be safest to purchase your property.As in many countries, crime in the poor inner city areas of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro can be a problem in Brazil but these areas are often well patrolled by police.While crime is often of an organized nature, street crime does exist and you are well advised to exercise extra caution when in these areas. However if you own a property in the surrounding countryside and villages as well as in the prime property investment areas of the north east, life will be peaceful and generally crime-free Brazil's healthcare system is generally considered to be adequate in most areas, while certain precautions should taken to ensure you have a trouble-free stay. Find out more below.Comprehensive medical and travel insurance is strongly recommended before travelling to Brazil. Many Brazilians prefer to take out a private health insurance plan and there are plenty available, including BUPA.You should contact your GP for advice on recommended vaccinations which depend upon which areas of Brazil you intend to visit. Malaria is a risk in some northern parts of Brazil and you are advised to minimise exposure to mosquito bites by covering up and using repellents. Commonly recommended vaccinations for Brazil:Hepatitis ARecommended for everyoneYellow FeverRecommended for all areas in the states of Acre, Amapa, Amazones, Goias, Maranhao, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sol, Minas Gerais, Para, Rondonia, Roraima, and Tocantins, and parts of the states of Bahia, Parana, Piaui, Rio Grande do Sul, and Sao Paulo.Required if you are arriving from a yellow-fever infected area of Africa or the Americas.Hepatitis BFor those who may have intimate contact with local residents, especially when visiting for more than 6 monthsRabiesFor those who may have direct contact with animals and may not have access to medical careRoutine VaccinationsAll travellers should be up-to-date on tetanus-diphtheria, measles-mumps-rubella, polio, and chicken pox vaccinationsTap water is heavily treated in most cities giving it a rather chemical taste but it is safe to drink, provided it has been passed through a charcoal filter system. It is best to check with the hotel or restaurant management before drinking tap water. Tap water in remote areas can be unsafe even if filtered so you are advised to stick to bottled mineral water, which is widely available.Medical/dental care in Brazil is generally considered