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A Brazilian logistics real estate fund increases its footprint in interior regions while expanding its partnership with Shopee to accelerate e-commerce logistics operations.

A Secovi-SP event convened real estate and logistics sector stakeholders to discuss market integration and trends in São Paulo.

An interview with Barzel exploring its strategy to reshape Brazil's office sector through retrofit initiatives and market cycle positioning.

A new price index for corporate office space (lajes corporativas) has been introduced in São Paulo, with a comparative study examining pricing benchmarks in the market.

Feature article examining Passeio Paulista as a mixed-use real estate case study, covering operational success factors and market positioning in São Paulo's office sector.

Analysis of the corporate office market dynamics across three major São Paulo neighborhoods—Faria Lima, Paulista, and Pinheiros—identifying which submarkets are driving sector performance.

Major e-commerce platforms and industrial operators including Mercado Livre, Amazon, and Shopee are expanding operations in Paraná state, driving demand for logistics condominiums.

A survey reveals that more than half of Brazilian real estate developers are already using AI, with experts noting the technology should free leadership to focus on strategic decisions.

Return to in-office work is reducing vacancy, driving leasing activity in strategic regions, and compelling developers to upgrade building standards in São Paulo.

Preliminary Buildings survey reports office vacancy rates of 12.5% in São Paulo and improvement in Rio de Janeiro metrics over a two-year period.

Analysis of the disconnect between improving São Paulo premium office market fundamentals (vacancy at 13-year lows) and underperformance of slab-focused REITs in the Brazilian equity market.

Brazilian logistics real estate developer Log is expanding its portfolio in Goiânia with a new industrial condominium development, adding approximately 80,000 m² of built-to-lease space to the region.

A Brazilian real estate fund (VVCO11) has agreed to sell its entire office portfolio across São Paulo, Barueri, and Macaé, subject to standard contract conditions.

A B3 Datawise+ platform survey reveals that funds linked to consolidated real estate assets concentrated the largest trading volumes among Brazilian investors.