Jardins

Jardins · São Paulo

Essentials of Jardins

The district of Jardins is a residential neighborhood that gathers huge modern villas in a very safe environment. It is one of the richest area in São Paulo and as an elite neighborhood, this is a privileged place to go shopping in high-end boutiques and to taste upscale dishes in luxurious restaurants.
This exclusive hotspot is known for its trendy nightlife and exceptional cultural dimension. The upper class region of Jardins welcomes the wealthiest population of São Paulo in gated single-family houses as well as several top schools, top-end hotels and lovely gardens.

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Understanding the Jardins market

In recent years, the real estate market in São Paulo has evolved. In fact, professionals have revealed that a new trend was taking place: real estate buyers are investing more and more in small luxury apartments, situated in posh districts of the city and located in new and elegant high-rise apartment buildings. Besides, purchasers are more looking for constructions with a vast range of paid services. This type of investment is interesting because it allows companies to host their leaders in luxury districts with all conveniences of a house. Therefore, this kind of offers is mainly situated close to business centers.

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Who buys?

In the last few years, the city of São Paulo has welcomed new types of buyers, who are mainly posh young couples and wealthy businessmen who wish to invest in a luxury property.

Buying basics

In Brazil, there are special rules regarding property: – the general rule is that the owner of the soil also owns the subsoil. Owner is able to make vertical constructions up to a reasonable depth, such as to build a basement or a subterranean garage. Owner cannot prevent the use of the subsoil for some activities, such as soil drilling for subway rails, passageway for conduit devices... Foreign investors have the same rights as local citizens to acquire real estate property, except for special cases (rural lands, mining land, property near the coast or frontier...) and Foreigne r with residence in Brazil cannot acquire more than an area equivalent to 50 units of rural property called “módulos rurais”. foreign entity can only acquire rural property for agricultural purpose, industrialization, and other specific projects, duly approved by the Brazilian Agricultural Ministry or the Department of Trade and Industry. It is advisable to count with a legal assistance for the acquisition of a real estate in Brazil. The lawyer will verify the certificates and possible burdens or impediments for the acquisition, elaborate all legal documents, and make sure that the transaction is safe for the buyer.

Seasons

Low Season

May 01 – Oct 31

It is during this period that temperatures are worst, tourism is also declining, with the exception of July, which is a period of school holidays. During this season, it is best to explore some parts of the Amazon and the Pantanal.

High Season

Nov 01 – Apr 30

During this season the climate is mild and dry, especially when approaching the coast and temperatures decline slightly further south. The tourist attraction during this period is not excessive which makes it the best period to discover São Paulo and its surroundings.

Peak Season

Dec 01 – Mar 31

The peak season in Brazil coincides with the winter of the northern hemisphere. It is the most festive period when it is the hottest. The tourist influx is very intense and the climate remains very heavy. In addition, in the case of a school holiday period in Brazil, the number of tourists is the highest.

Points of interest

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This lovely corner of nature within the city also hosts various museums and...

Copan building

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Museu Afro Brasil

This is one of the finest museums in the city. Situated inside a building designed by Niemeyer, it displays exceptional pieces, sculptures, documents, ceramics, paintings or even jewelry from the African culture's history in Brazil.
Over 6,000 works, the museum highlights the importance of black people from Africa ...

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