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Vinci Compass (Vinci Partners), through its shopping-focused real estate investment fund VISC11, has announced that it will exercise its preemptive right to acquire an additional 25% stake in Shopping Paralela, located in Salvador, Bahia. The investment amounts to R$119.8 million, with a cap rate of 10.1%. Subscribers to the Market Analytics platform can already access the full transaction details.
According to the market statement, the transaction will be carried out through the acquisition of all shares of a new real estate fund to be established, whose sole asset will be Shopping Paralela. Currently, VISC11 holds an 11% stake in the asset; following the transaction, it will hold a 36% stake, both directly and indirectly.
“VISC11’s participation will occur through the acquisition of all shares of a real estate fund to be established prior to the closing of the transaction (‘New FII’), which will consist exclusively of the asset and a payment obligation,” the statement details.
The payment will be made in three installments over 18 months. The first installment, amounting to R$5.1 million, will serve as the reference for monetary adjustment. The second, of R$57.4 million, is due within 12 months after the initial disbursement. The third installment, also R$57.4 million, is scheduled for 18 months after contract signing.
The Vinci Shopping Centers fund (VISC11) holds stakes in assets located across several Brazilian states, including São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Pará, and Ceará, among others.
Opened in 2009, Shopping Paralela is a Class B asset with 58,800 sqm of GLA. The shopping center features 270 satellite stores, seven anchor stores, eight big-box stores, a cinema, food court, supermarket, services, and parking facilities.
According to the latest report, in 2024 the mall's NOI (Net Operating Income) was R$60.9 million, equivalent to R$1,516 per sqm. Expectations for 2025 point to growth, with NOI forecasted at R$67.6 million.
Data from SiiLA’s GROCS platform, specialized in shopping mall analytics, shows that Class B malls in Brazil’s Northeast recorded, on average, the lowest vacancy rate across different segments: 7.44%, compared to 16% for Class A malls and 10.6% for Class C.
Additionally, the GROCS rate—an indicator that enables industry players to quickly assess retail performance—is 8% for Class B malls, while Class C assets show a rate of 6.98%.











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