All property coverage from Rio de Janeiro.
Monthly mortgage payments in key Rio suburbs have dipped below average rents for the first time in years, shifting the balance for would-be homeowners.
With property prices holding firm and interest rates biting, new figures show renters may have the upper hand in key neighbourhoods.
Property values outpaced inflation in key Rio neighbourhoods, with Zona Sul leading the charge.
Purpose-built rental buildings are spreading through Rio, but are they a better deal than buying or traditional renting?
With vacancy rates below 2% in many zones, Rio tenants feel the heat. Here’s what they can do when forced out by rising rents or lease expiry.
Average listing times in Leblon and Barra extend, prompting sellers to offer bigger discounts than last year.
Recent data reveals neighborhoods such as Jacarepaguá and Méier now favor would-be homeowners over tenants, upending long-held assumptions about affordability in Rio de Janeiro’s property market.
Slower sales and larger asking price cuts reshape the balance between buyers and sellers in Leblon, Barra and beyond.
New projects in neighborhoods like Copacabana and Ipanema provide alternatives to traditional buying and renting options
Prices in Rio’s key neighbourhoods have tapered from their pandemic-driven highs, but signs point to a more stable and discerning buying market.
City planners want to open the door to high-density mixed-use towers in Praça Seca, triggering debate among residents, developers, and local businesses.
New data reveals renters in Rio de Janeiro face steeper affordability challenges than those in nearby regional cities, as prices soar in key neighbourhoods.
With demand strong and competition fierce in key bairros, seasoned buyer’s agents break down how they give their clients an edge on auction day.
New BRT lanes and express services are bringing a flood of residential projects—and homebuyers—to Rio’s sleepy western fringe.
Increased investor demand is putting pressure on residential buyers, especially in the city’s most in-demand neighborhoods.
Shifting forecasts for rates are driving a new urgency in Rio de Janeiro’s property market, with buyers in Barra and Zona Sul changing strategy.
Nearly 40% of homes scheduled for auction in Copacabana and Barra da Tijuca sold early last month as sellers act fast amid market jitters.
Sluggish new supply and surging demand leave renters scrambling from Copacabana to Tijuca.
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