Paladin Realty, a leading institutional real estate investor in South America, argues the region houses some of the most under-valued markets in the world and thus is capable of potentially unmatched growth. This sentiment is backed-up by the firm's recent infrastructure investment in 2018, hoped to produce a projected $420 million dollars in sales revenue.¹ Importantly, however, just as South America is the home of the Samba, Tango and Pablo Escobar alike, its investment opportunities are heterogenous and varied.