Did you know that the largest condominium in Brazil is being built right here in São Paulo? Called Reserva Raposo, the mega-development located on the west side of the capital promises to be a planned and sustainable neighborhood, with complete infrastructure and a focus on quality of life. Conceived by RZK Empreendimentos, by 2030 the project will house more than 22,000 apartments, designed to accommodate around 80,000 residents, a figure that exceeds the population of 92% of Brazilian cities.
So far, 15 condominiums with 27 towers have been delivered, and another 41 are under construction. In total, there will be 124 towers built on an impressive area of 450,000 m², making Reserva Raposo the largest housing project in the country. A real city within a city.
What can you find at Reserva Raposo?
Located at Rua Cândido Fontoura, 957 – Jardim Boa Vista, Reserva Raposo was designed to function as a “self-sufficient hub”. This means that residents have access to everything they need in the neighborhood itself: schools, health units, shopping areas, leisure spaces and even integrated public services, such as nurseries, UBs and Military Police units.
The condominiums also have bike lanes, tree-lined squares, green areas and sustainable solutions, with a focus on mobility and integration. The proposal is to create a modern, connected environment with intelligent infrastructure, something that represents a new model of urbanism for São Paulo.
How much does an apartment in Reserva Raposo cost?
The properties at Reserva Raposo are aimed at the lower and middle classes, with financing through the Minha Casa Minha Vida, Casa Paulista and Pode Entrar programs run by São Paulo City Hall.
The 2-bedroom units , ranging from 44 m² to 48 m², are priced between R$300,000 and R$320,000, offering an affordable housing opportunity in one of the city’s most promising regions.