Luxury Blog

The most sought-after city to live in 2024, according to the Real Estate Demand Index (IDI-Brazil), includes a delightful surprise: Florianópolis comes in third, trailing only Goiânia and São Paulo. This figure not only confirms the appeal of the Santa Catarina capital but also reveals a growing trend: the desire to live in places that combine quality of life, modernity, and contact with nature.

Gehl Architects' work in Florianópolis marks a new chapter in the urban planning of our capital, with a focus on active mobility, quality public spaces, and a sustainable vision for the next 50 years.

CASACOR Floripa 2025 already has a set date, an official lineup, and an inspiring theme that promises to transform how visitors view architecture, design, and the art of living. In its latest edition, the most anticipated event in the industry in Santa Catarina features the "Sowing Dreams" concept, which emphasizes sensory experiences, environmental responsibility, and new ways of inhabiting spaces.

Have you heard of retrofitting in the high-end market? This practice has been gaining ground in the luxury real estate market, including here in the most valued areas of Florianópolis. Initially, retrofitting stands out as a sophisticated solution for those who want to combine modernity, architectural preservation, and a significant financial return.

Schaefer's launches mark a new chapter in the history of the Brazilian nautical industry by presenting 2025 models that not only surprise with their design, but also consolidate the Santa Catarina brand as a global reference in sophistication and innovation.

Brazilian migration has reached a new level of intensity, and according to data from the 2022 Census released by the IBGE, Santa Catarina leads the national ranking for net migration. First, the survey indicates that approximately 29 million people currently reside in states other than the one in which they were born.

Discover how quiet luxury is redefining the concept of luxury around the world and why Florianópolis has become the new symbol of quiet sophistication in Latin America.

First, the licensing of the Beira-Mar Norte marina was officially released to follow the regular procedures of the Santa Catarina Environmental Institute (IMA), marking a significant step forward for urban planning and tourism in Florianópolis. The court decision, released this Friday (13), approved an agreement between the Florianópolis City Hall, the Federal Public Ministry (MPF) and civil entities, ending months of standstill and uncertainty.

The Florianópolis real estate market is booming. And above all, the historic record-breaking traffic at Hercílio Luz International Airport during the 2024/2025 season is one of the main drivers of this appreciation.