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Home prices · 5 homes

$26,810— $16,280,000

Prices & exchange rates: 2026-10-15

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Piedade

Two-bedroom in an older complex

$26,810Local price · R$135K

538 sq ft (50 m²)2 bed1 bath

A unit in a complex of four-story buildings put up in 1985 in Piedade, a neighborhood strung along the railway in Rio's northern suburbs. Two bedrooms, one bathroom and a small balcony off the living room are all there is, with no parking space, which puts it among the cheapest homes that actually change hands in this city.

24-hour security
Playground
Barbecue area
Party room

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Copacabana

Older one-bedroom apartment (quarto e sala)

$119,900Local price · R$604K

484 sq ft (45 m²)1 bed1 bath

A high-floor unit in an old white apartment building on Rua Rodolfo Dantas, at the north end of Copacabana. It is a typical Rio quarto e sala ("bedroom and living room"): one bedroom, a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom. The yellow walls and tile floors are original, and the price is right at the neighborhood average.

Elevator
24-hour security
Built-in kitchen cabinets

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Tijuca

Three-bedroom family apartment

$139,000Local price · R$700K

1,066 sq ft (99 m²)3 bed2 bath

A mid-floor unit in an apartment building on Rua Conde de Bonfim, the main street of Tijuca, a long-established middle-class neighborhood in Rio. One of the three bedrooms has its own bathroom, the living room is split into two areas, and the windows look out on a main road busy with buses and the forested slopes of the Tijuca hills.

24-hour security
One parking space
Playground
Party room

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Leblon

Four-bedroom in a building with a pool

$1,688,000Local price · R$8.5M

3,068 sq ft (285 m²)4 bed5 bath

A low-floor unit in an apartment building on Avenida Borges de Medeiros in Leblon, the neighborhood with the highest price per square foot in Rio. In 3,070 sq ft it has four bedrooms and five bathrooms, and the long living room, laid with wide hardwood planks, has a ribbon of windows filled with the big street trees outside.

Shared pool
Party room
24-hour security
Parking for two cars
Whirlpool tub

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Avenida Vieira Souto, Ipanema

Three-level penthouse with a private pool

$16,280,000Local price · R$82M

21,528 sq ft (2,000 m²)6 bed8 bath

A penthouse taking up the top three floors of a building on Ipanema's beachfront avenue that Oscar Niemeyer designed in 1960 and that is home to only three households. Inside its roughly 21,500 sq ft are a half-Olympic pool, said to be the only one in any building in Rio, and a sculptural staircase linking the top two floors. Once owned by former president Juscelino Kubitschek, it sold in June 2026 for R$82 million, a new record for a home sale in Rio.