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Fortaleza rental prices quintuple inflation rate
10.08.2023
Fortaleza rental prices quintuple inflation rate

Fortaleza rental rates rose by five times inflation in the first six months of the year. Find out why this trend is likely to continue over the next few months in the capital of Ceará.

Ceará property market has busy first half of the year
01.08.2023
Ceará property market has busy first half of the year

Sales volume and values surged in the Ceará property market during the first half of this year, with the second-home sector experiencing an unprecedented boom. Find out what this means for the market for the rest of 2023.

Q1 2023 sees flying start for Ceará property market
08.05.2023
Q1 2023 sees flying start for Ceará property market

The Ceará property market has got off to a brisk 2023, with skyrocketing sales and transaction values in Q1. In addition, supply levels have fallen to their lowest ever and second homes saw the best sales in the first quarter since 2018.

Ceará property market grows by more than 50% in 2022
24.01.2023
Ceará property market grows by more than 50% in 2022

Discover why the Ceará property market grew by over 50% last year and why these factors point to further growth in 2023.

Steady growth in Ceará construction sector
17.11.2022
Steady growth in Ceará construction sector

The Ceará construction sector has consolidated its growth this year, with the second-home market experiencing the strongest expansion. Get all the facts and figures in our latest report.

Ceará property sales could exceed R$5 billion this year
23.08.2022
Ceará property sales could exceed R$5 billion this year

On the back of a strong first 6 months, experts are predicting Ceara property sales in excess of R$5 billion in 2022. High-end and second home real estate are driving the market to a record-breaking year.

Fortaleza property prices and rentals soar in 12 months
28.07.2022
Fortaleza property prices and rentals soar in 12 months

In the last 12 months, Fortaleza property prices and rentals have seen double-digit rises, confirming the solid demand for real estate in the city. As a result, analysts predict sales volumes in excess of R$3 billion this year.

Highest mortgage lending in Ceará on record
03.08.2021
Highest mortgage lending in Ceará on record

Mortgage lending in Ceará posted record figures in the first half of 2021 and a 169% on 2020. The state also ranked 3rd in the country in terms of growth and has strong demand in all property sectors. Find out more.

Ceará property market to grow 10% this year
22.07.2021
Ceará property market to grow 10% this year

On the back of strong demand and low supply, the Ceará property market is set to grow by 10% this year. Analysts point out to a busy period for the sector between now and 2023. Find out why.

Mortgage lending in Ceará jumps by almost 250%
06.05.2021
Mortgage lending in Ceará jumps by almost 250%

Mortgage lending in Ceará in Q1 2021 almost triples in the year with March figures particularly strong. Analysts believe that the trend will continue throughout 2021 leading to shortages in supply and rising prices for Ceará real estate.

Ceará luxury property market takes off
29.04.2021
Ceará luxury property market takes off

Ceará luxury property booms during the pandemic with sales values doubling on the back of strong local demand. Analysts expect more of the same for the high-end sector during 2021.

Fortaleza property market sees exponential growth in 2020
20.04.2021
Fortaleza property market sees exponential growth in 2020

Fortaleza property market saw a 5% increase in new-build sales in 2020, confirming the consolidation of the market. The high-end sector saw particularly strong growth on the back of high demand.

Strong start to 2021 for Ceará property market
26.02.2021
Strong start to 2021 for Ceará property market

After a strong finish to 2020, the Ceará property market has started 2021 with a flourish. Mortgage lending figures in January were almost four times higher than a year earlier as low interest rates and good-value properties continue to attract buyers to the state.