A unit in a low-rise 1990s walk-up in Cidade Tiradentes, which became the largest public housing district in Latin America after the housing agencies COHAB and CDHU built 14 complexes there starting in 1984. Two bedrooms, a living room, a narrow kitchen and a bathroom are squeezed into 500 sq ft, and because it sits at the city's far eastern edge, a long way from downtown, it is among the cheapest apartments sold in São Paulo.
One parking space
Electric gate and intercom
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Bela Vista
One-bedroom in a new tower
$119,100Local price · R$600K
527 sq ft (49 m²)1 bed1 bath
A one-bedroom on the 16th floor of a new high-rise on a main road in Bela Vista, between Avenida Paulista and Liberdade. In 530 sq ft, the bedroom, living room, kitchen and laundry room are each separated by walls, and the two glassed-in balconies look down over the towers of downtown.
Elevator
Shared pool
Gym and sauna
Two glassed-in balconies
One parking space
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Santana
Three-bedroom in a complex with a pool
$174,700Local price · R$880K
1,055 sq ft (98 m²)3 bed2 bath
An apartment somewhere between the eighth and 11th floors of a stand-alone tower built in 1998 in Santana, an old middle-class neighborhood in the north of São Paulo. In 1,050 sq ft it has three bedrooms, one of them a suite with its own bathroom, and a large living room with ipê hardwood floors. Towers like this, with a pool, a party room, a barbecue area and a playground, are where middle-class families in this city typically live.
Shared pool
Party room and barbecue area
Playground
Parking for two cars
24-hour security
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Vila Nova Conceição
Luxury apartment with four en-suite bedrooms
$2,085,000Local price · R$10.5M
3,208 sq ft (298 m²)4 bed6 bath
A high-rise apartment in Vila Nova Conceição, southwest of Ibirapuera Park and one of the most expensive neighborhoods in São Paulo. In 3,200 sq ft, all four bedrooms are suites with their own bathrooms. A wide balcony with a barbecue grill runs along the front of the living room, and there are five parking spaces in the basement.
Shared pool and sauna
Gym and sports court
Balcony with a barbecue grill
Parking for five cars
24-hour security
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Jardim Europa
Three-story neoclassical mansion with a pool
$19,460,000Local price · R$98M
12,917 sq ft (1,200 m²)4 bed8 bath
A three-story neoclassical mansion built in 2016 on a 7,600 sq ft lot in Jardim Europa, designed by the architect Israel Rewin. With a garden pool, a spa, sauna and home theater on the third floor, an elevator serving every floor and an underground garage for more than 10 cars, it is among the most expensive houses for sale in São Paulo.
Private pool
Elevator
Spa with whirlpool tub and dry sauna
Wine cellar
Underground garage for 10 or more cars
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We compare the homes listed here. Prices exclude taxes and fees.
Converted prices use exchange rates from 2026-10-15.
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