Pátio Malzoni, EcoSapucaí, and Faria Lima 3500 Lead as Brazil's Largest Corporate Floors.

Despite being divided into two towers, Pátio Victor Malzoni has 4.8 thousand square meters of area on your biggest floor. Located on Av. Brigadeiro Faria Lima, the development has a low vacancy rate, with the South Tower at zero vacancy and the North Tower at only 1.45%.

Companies such as Google, BTG Pactual, Agência África, Empiricus Research, and the Consulate General of Germany are tenants of the Pátio Victor Malzoni towers.

Secondly, the city of Rio de Janeiro houses the country's second largest office floor, with Eco Sapucaí spanning 4.6 thousand square meters. The development is in the Cidade Nova region, on Marquês de Sapucaí street.

Adjacent to the Sambadrome, the business complex welcomed 42 Rio last semester, the first leasing since the third quarter of 2021, when Technip leased 9 thousand square meters spread over two floors. The recent lease was for an entire floor, equivalent to four complete sets.

Involved in São Paulo's largest office transaction, Faria Lima 3500 was purchased by Itaú BBA for R$ 1.5 billion. With the third largest floor area, 4.5 thousand square meters, the asset is the only single-user property on the list of the top five.

The bank acquired its own headquarters, which until then was owned by Brookfield Asset Management. Since its inauguration in 2014, Itaú BBA has occupied the development, which was designed as a built-to-suit (BTS).

Block B of the JK Complex, also known as Daslu, is part of a set of buildings and a shopping center in the south zone of São Paulo. The development has a floor area of ​​4.4 thousand square meters and houses companies such as Johnson & Johnson, Body Tech, and Regus (IWG).

Located in the Porto region, on Av. Oscar Niemeyer, in Rio de Janeiro, Aqwa Corporate is the fifth largest floor among A+ grade developments with more than five floors. The building has an occupancy rate of 76.5% and houses companies such as Enel, Caixa Econômica Federal, and Icatu Seguros.

Located in the heart of the country's largest urban intervention area, Porto Maravilha, the development has a floor area of ​​3.8 thousand square meters with an unobstructed 360º view of the city's port and the Rio-Niterói Bridge.

In São Paulo, 91,000 square meters of new A+ and A grade offices are planned. One of the potential deliveries is the Figi Building, which will have one of the largest office floors in the capital, spanning 15,000 square meters spread across five floors of 3,000 square meters each.