South area Sao Paulo best way to live or invest in Brazil
How do you buy a house in Brazil?
Leisure on Rooftop. An upgrade in every way worthy of its location and its future residents.
APARTMENTS DESCRIPTION:
305 units, of which: –
3 stores: 45.95 m² to 525.62 m²
Bachelor bedroom with Services: 3rd to 5th pav. / 96 units – 24.20 m² to 34.92 m²
Residential Bachelor bedrooms: 6th and 7th pav. / 64 units – 24.34 m² to 34.39 m²
Residential Sector: 8th pav. – Garden units / 8 units – 107.16 m² to 169.25 m²
9th to 25th pav. / 134 units – 81.64 m² to 107.05 m²
NO. OF FLOORS: –
1 basement
Ground floor
2 basements
3 floors – Bachelor bedrooms with Services (AirBNB)
2 floors – Residential Bachelor bedrooms
1st floor – Residential Sector with Garden units
17 standard floors – Residential Sector
1st floor Leisure – Residential Sector
COMMON AREAS RESIDENTIAL LEISURE: –
lobby
delivery
coworking
beauty care
mini market
Fitness
Pilates
sports bar
toy library
Party room
gourmet terrace
fireplace space
adult pool
children’s pool
wet deck
Solarium
LEISURE FOR BACHELOR BEDROOMS:-
Lobby | lounge
delivery
Fitness
Meeting room
coworking
Laundry
mini market
Explore and navigate through the region
Come meet our ready decorated units and the magnific architectural model! We are already in the process of selling
THIS APARTMENT PRICE:
PRICE FROM: R$ 275.000,00 (Studio / Small living bachelor )
OR 3 BEDROOMS FROM: R$ 890.000,00 ( Clik to convert currency price BRL to USD )
Apartment Ready to Live in : May / 2025
Floor plans 24, 81, 106m²
2 Bedrooms 3 Bedrooms and bachelor bedrooms
3 Suits bedrooms - 106 m2
2 Suits bedrooms - 106 m2 (Extended Living)
3 Bedrooms - 81 m2
2 Bedrooms - 81 m2 (Extended Living)
Residential Bachelor bedrooms 24m²
Bachelor Bedrooms AirBNB 24m²
How do you buy a house in Brazil?
When buying a house in Brazil, it is recommended to perform due diligence and follow certain steps. Here is a general outline of the process:
Perform Due Diligence: It is essential to conduct thorough research and due diligence on the property you are interested in. This includes checking the property’s registry, obtaining copies of the registration, and verifying if there are any outstanding debts or legal issues associated with the property. It is advisable to seek professional assistance in this regard.
Establish a Company: In some cases, particularly for foreign buyers, it may be necessary to establish a company in Brazil to buy real estate. This is often required when obtaining an investor visa. Consult with legal professionals to understand the specific requirements and regulations.
Engage Professionals: It is highly recommended to engage the services of a real estate agent, lawyer, and a translator who are experienced in Brazilian real estate transactions. They can guide you through the process, help with the necessary paperwork, and ensure compliance with local laws and regulations.
Financing: If you require financing to purchase the property, explore the available options from local banks or consider working with international financial institutions that operate in Brazil. It is important to understand the terms, interest rates, and requirements for obtaining a mortgage or financing.
Negotiate and Make an Offer: Once you have identified a property of interest, negotiate the terms of the purchase with the seller or their representative. Make sure to document all agreements in writing and seek legal advice before signing any contracts.
Closing the Deal: During the closing process, legal documents will need to be prepared and signed. This includes the purchase agreement, title transfer, and payment of applicable taxes and fees. It is recommended to have a lawyer review the documents and oversee the closing process.
Remember, this is a general overview, and the process may vary depending on the specific circumstances and location within Brazil. It is crucial to consult with us on chat button, as we are specialized in Brazilian real estate transactions for personalized foreigners´ guidance and to ensure compliance with all legal requirements.
