Agro expands presence in real estate market

The advancement of Brazil's agribusiness has been driving a growing flow of investors into the real estate market in São Paulo. With the sector registering strong performance in exports, part of the capital generated in the countryside is being directed towards urban assets considered safe and highly liquid. Developers identify a consistent increase in the purchase of properties by entrepreneurs from regions linked to agribusiness in states such as Mato Grosso, Goiás, and Paraná. The search focuses on asset protection, future income, and diversification outside of rural activity. According to Fabrizio Bevilacqua of Netcorp, this movement reflects a strategic decision to transform sector profits into urban assets capable of preserving value and supporting succession planning. The attractiveness of the capital is supported by factors such as predictability, demand for rental, and continuous appreciation. The growing interest has led companies to hold roadshows in interior cities to ...