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Rio de Janeiro
Every listing in reais and US dollars, every area in square feet, and agents who handle the paperwork foreign buyers actually get stuck on.
Today’s reference rate: US$ 1 = R$ 5.1053 · Central Bank of Brazil (PTAX), 2026-08-04
The neighborhoods international buyers ask about most — beachfront in the Zona Sul, newer high-rises and gated communities out in Barra da Tijuca.
R$ 570,000 (~US$ 112,000)
Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro
R$ 330,000 (~US$ 65,000)
Grajaú, Rio de Janeiro
R$ 295,000 (~US$ 58,000)
Riachuelo, Rio de Janeiro
R$ 635,000 (~US$ 124,000)
Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro
R$ 980,000 (~US$ 192,000)
Gleba A·Recreio dos Bandeirantes, Rio de Janeiro
R$ 6,000,000 (~US$ 1,175,000)
Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro
Brazil places no restriction on foreign ownership of urban residential property. You will need a CPF (Brazilian tax ID), which can be obtained from abroad through a consulate.
Budget for ITBI (property transfer tax, 3% in Rio), notary and registry fees, and the monthly condomínio fee plus IPTU (municipal property tax) once you own.
Prices are set in Brazilian reais. The US dollar figures on this site are indicative, converted at the Central Bank reference rate from the previous business day.