2023-12-26 20:47:19
According to the data released by the Brazilian Chamber of the Construction Industry (CBIC) and by the Real Estate Industry Commission (CII), referring to the second quarter of 2023, real estate indicators in Brazil showed significant variations in launches, sales and final offer. During the period analyzed, 64,309 residential units were launched across the country. This number represents an increase of 15.7% compared to the first quarter of 2023. However, when compared to the second quarter of 2022, there is a reduction of 15.8%. The North Region was the one that showed the greatest growth, with a significant variation of 84.1%.
The report also pointed out that the sales figures for residential units reached the mark of 74,315 in the second quarter of 2023, reflecting an increase of 0.5% compared to the first quarter of the same year. However, compared to the second quarter of 2022, there was a decrease of 5.3%. The Central-West Region stood out with a 28.8% increase in sales.
Still on the study, it is noted that the final available supply totaled 290,615 units in the second quarter of 2023. Although there was an increase of 3.4% in relation to the first quarter, the comparison with the second quarter of 2022 reveals a decrease of 6.0%. The North Region led the growth in final supply, with a significant increase of 36.4%.
José Antônio Valente, director of the equipment rental franchise Franquias Trans Obra states that analyzing the data recently released by CBIC and CII on real estate indicators for the second quarter of 2023, points to a dynamic and heterogeneous picture in the Brazilian market. The 15.7% increase in residential launches compared to the first quarter highlights the vitality of the sector, at least in this period.
Still on the subject, José Antônio said that despite this rise, there was a drop of 15.8% compared to the same period of the previous year, indicating a possible adaptation of the market. “When considering the national panorama, we understand the complexity of regional variations. The comparative analysis by region reveals different trajectories, such as the robustness of the Central-West in launches (80.9%) and sales (28.8%), contrasting with the decline in launches (-23.4%) and sales in the Northeast (-2.2%)”.
The published study also presented comparative data by region in Brazil:
North: the North Region recorded an increase in both launches (84.1%) and sales (15.8%). Furthermore, the final available supply grew, with a variation of 36.4%.
Northeast: despite a decline in launches (-23.4%) and sales (-2.2%), the final offer showed a drop of just 0.8%, suggesting a possible balance in the market.
Central-West: the region had a robust performance in launches (80.9%) and sales (28.8%). However, final supply decreased by 3.8%, indicating a possible adaptation to demand.
Southeast: despite a drop in launches (-18.0%) and sales (-1.5%), the final offer remained relatively stable, with a reduction of just 0.2%.
South: the South Region faced declines in both launches (-32.2%) and sales (-11.5%). However, the final offer showed a small positive variation of 0.2%.
Furthermore, the report highlighted data in large urban centers:
São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro: both cities had a drop in launches and sales, reflecting the national scenario. The final offer in São Paulo showed a slight reduction, while in Rio de Janeiro there was an increase of 2.8%.
Brasília: the federal capital saw a decrease in launches (-6.3%) and sales (-6.5%), but the final offer grew 4.4%.
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