The ongoing sale transaction is priced at BRL 21,866 per square meter. The payment structure includes a 10% down payment after the fulfillment of precedent conditions, with the remaining balance to be paid upon the issuance of the certificate of occupancy (Habite-se) for each tower, in accordance with the contractual schedule. All amounts will be adjusted by Brazil’s consumer price index (IPCA) until the payment date.

According to the market disclosure, the selling company has committed to delivering the properties fully leased. If this condition is not met, CPOF11 will be guaranteed, for a period of 12 months following the issuance of the certificate of occupancy, a net monthly income equivalent to an annual yield of 8.71% on the value of the unleased areas.

In the statement, the manager reiterated that the acquisition is aligned with the fund’s strategy of investing in high-quality corporate assets, located in regions with consistent demand and long-term lease agreements. 

Data from SiiLA’s Market Analytics show that Brasília’s office market closed 2025 with a vacancy rate of 7.84%. Demand is primarily driven by public agencies and government authorities, which account for the majority of office space occupancy in the federal capital.