São Paulo’s Office Crunch: Why Brazil’s Business Capital Is Running Out of Space
In São Paulo, the skyscrapers tell a story of a fast-changing city that’s suddenly run out of room for its...
October 23, 2025Section
Life & Society
How Technology Is Enhancing the Live Match Experience in Brazil
In Brazil, to say that ‘football is life’ is no exaggeration. As the most successful nation in international footballing history.
October 16, 2025
Brazil’s Rental Market Outpaces Inflation For Ninth Straight Month
Brazil’s rental market kept rising in September, with asking rents up 0.55% for the month and 7.42% so far in...
October 15, 2025
Inside Buenos Aires’ New Luxury Map: Why Money Is Piling Into Three Neighborhoods
Buenos Aires’ high-end property market has quietly redrawn itself. Instead of spreading across the city, serious money
October 13, 2025
Brazil Survey Finds Microplastics on 69% of Beaches
Brazil has taken a microscope to its beaches and a nationwide survey of 1,024 beaches found microplastics on 69.3% of...
October 12, 2025
How University of São Paulo Became Latin America’s Top-Ranked University—And Why It Matters
University of São Paulo lands in the 201–250 global band in THE World University Rankings 2026, leading all Latin America....
October 11, 2025
Brazil’s Mortgage Reset Aims To Reopen Middle-Class Lending
Brazil will unveil a new housing-credit framework on Friday, October 10, in São Paulo, with President Luiz Inácio Lula da...
October 8, 2025
Brazil’s Big Experiment: Can Free Publich Transport Work Nationwide?
Brazil is debating a simple idea with big consequences: making everyday public transport free. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
October 7, 2025
A Megacity’s Safety Net: How Sabesp’s EMAE Deal Strengthens Water Security
Sabesp, São Paulo state’s water utility, has struck two agreements to take control of EMAE for R$1.131 billion ($213 million)
October 6, 2025