Porto Maravilha makes a comeback and gains prominence in downtown Rio
After a long period of ostracism, the Port Zone of Rio de Janeiro sees the expectation for investments to materialize. In addition to the growing demand for residential properties, the region is also following the arrival of critical commercial developments, such as the imposing Aqwa Corporate, by the English architect Norman Foster, which has an occupancy level of 85%, with several large companies installed overlooking the Guanabara Bay.
In addition to gastronomic options, other locations are under negotiation. The building's ground floor has two fully functioning restaurants, and another one should open soon. According to information from sources linked to the administration of the enterprise, it is not uncommon for there to be 40-minute queues to be served at the two restaurants, which has strengthened local restaurants. A food court would be idealized in Cidade do Samba, to meet the growing demand.
Source: Diário do Rio
