IDI-Brazil, which was released on Tuesday (8), referred to the cities of Coritiba, Goiânia and SãO Paulo as the highest request on property in the first quarter of 2025.
The survey, conducted by the institutions in the construction sector, was ranked most popular after the municipalities, based on the various family income ranges.
“IDI allows the discovery of pent -up demands caused by managers, income, employment and informal factors. The decision to issue real estate passes, from now on, by IDI Brazil,” says Jose Carlos Martins, Chairman of the Brazilian Building Board (CBIC).
In the economic criterion, for families ranging in income between $ 2000 and 12,000 dollars, the leader Curitiba, followed by Goiânia and Fortaleza.
The capital of Parana was already leading the index after 2024 and showing monotheism in the arrangement. The range of income is the attention of the public sector, as it includes Families listed in a “home, my life” plane.
For Renato Correia, President of CBIC, “Updating the national real estate market data is essential for entrepreneurship and representative entities. This information directs strategies, and can be used as evidence of public policies support, especially in programs such as Minha Casa, Minha Vida. IDI is an important tool in this context.”
Goiânia leads the average standard arrangement, family income from $ 12,000 to 24,000 dollars, which shows stability and strength in this market.
One of the most prominent events was Rio de Janeiro, who was included in the last survey and is already taking third place in the ranking, only behind the capital of Joy and Sao Paulo.
Finally, the largest request is concentrated on real estate for high families, with a family income of more than $ 24,000, in Sao Paulo.
Whoever showed a great appreciation in this index was Fortaleza, which jumped to the happiest third place with the increase in the indicators of the third and attractive party to the new versions.
The study analyzed 77 cities throughout Brazil and used real transactions data, evaluating indicators such as demand, third party offers and active demand for real estate. IDI-Brazil aims to provide basic information for decisions in the housing market.