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Santa Catarina state exceeded São Paulo in the delivery of logistics warehouses as of August 2026.

Analysis of logistics and office space ('lajes') occupancy and real estate dynamics among major Brazilian e-commerce operators in the context of real estate investment funds.

A shortage of large contiguous floor plates is intensifying competition for office space in Santiago, reflecting supply constraints in the market.

Brazilian logistics sector activity is growing across Minas Gerais and Santa Catarina regions, with Santa Catarina seeing renewed investment interest.

Market report on logistics warehouse activity in São Paulo, tracking supply growth, vacancy trends, and market absorption dynamics.

Report tracking occupancy growth and market recovery trends in Rio de Janeiro's downtown office district.

Brazilian institutional investors moved R$13.1 billion in commercial real estate transactions during a period of elevated interest rates, which are dampening transaction velocity.

Revista Buildings reports on the continued gradual recovery of Rio de Janeiro's office market during the second quarter.

Revista Buildings reports on sustained office vacancy reduction in Santiago across eight consecutive quarters.

Analysis of how Brazil's logistics sector growth is being driven by large-scale occupants and tenants.

São Paulo's Class-A office market shows declining vacancy and advancing rental rates in the second quarter of 2026.

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.

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