Boasting a total inventory of 398,000 m² of Classes A+, A, and B offices, Barra da Tijuca is an upscale region in Rio de Janeiro, located in the southern part of the “Marvelous City”. The coverage made by SiiLA mapping reveals that the region has an average vacancy rate of around 30%, with tenants primarily from the Public Services and FIRE sectors (Finance, Insurance, Real Estate, and Legal Services).

Barra da Tijuca is the Rio de Janeiro neighborhood that boasts the highest score (79.29) in the Social Progress Index, the SPI 2022, released by the Rio de Janeiro City Hall last year. The index measures indicators of human development considering the dimensions of basic human needs, well-being, and opportunities.

Amidst residences catering to high-income individuals and iconic shopping malls, the Sede de Empresas is a standout, showcasing the region's versatility. With a total private area of 13,000 m², the asset is home to tenants such as Banco do Brasil, the HPLUS pre-university preparatory course company, Magna (compounding pharmacy), and VALIA – Vale do Rio Doce Social Security Foundation, also known as Fundação Valia, which owns a portion of the development.

In the last quarter of 2023, the building experienced a decrease in vacancy with the leasing of two office spaces by the English language education network Ibeu. The company occupied 1,880 square meters of private area.