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Curitiba · Brazil

Luxury real estate in Curitiba, with an agent on your side.

Antológica is a boutique brokerage run by its two partners. We work for the buyer, in English, Spanish or Portuguese, and you pay us nothing.

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Buyer's agent

A buyer's agent, the Brazilian way.

In the United States, buyers usually hire their own agent, someone who works for the buyer and not for the seller. In Brazil, the agent almost always comes from the selling side, with one developer's inventory to offer. Antológica brought the buyer's agent model to Curitiba, adapted to how buying works here.

  1. 01

    The search starts with you

    We start from what you are looking for, not from one developer's inventory. Our selection covers 194 developments from 96 developers, and when the right property isn't in it, we look beyond it.

  2. 02

    The downsides before the offer

    Every option comes with a written comparison: what counts in its favor and what counts against it, before you sign anything.

  3. 03

    Through to the keys, and after

    We follow the offer, the deadlines and the handover, and stay on as your contact for the life of the property.

Who pays?

You pay Antológica nothing. As is customary in Brazil, the brokerage commission is paid by the seller: the developer or the owner. That is the difference from the American model, where buyers pay their own agent. What we brought over is the side of the table we sit on.

International buyers

Buying from abroad, in English or Spanish.

If you are coming from outside Brazil, we explain every step of the purchase in your language: the CPF taxpayer number, bringing the money in through the official exchange market, a power of attorney if you can't be here, the deed and the registration. We work in English, Spanish and Portuguese, on WhatsApp, by email or in person in Curitiba.

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Buying from abroad

Foreigners can buy property in Brazil.

Buying an urban home in Brazil as a foreigner is allowed, and the path is well marked. These are the four steps, explained in full in our guide.

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  1. 01

    Get a CPF

    Brazil's taxpayer number is mandatory for anyone who owns property here. If you live abroad, you apply in person at a Brazilian consulate, free of charge.

  2. 02

    Choose, with an agent on your side

    We shortlist and compare in writing, downsides included. Before signing, the property's registry record and the required certificates are checked.

  3. 03

    Bring the money in officially

    Funds come in through a bank or an institution authorized by Brazil's Central Bank. Keep every record: when you sell, they prove what you paid.

  4. 04

    Sign and register

    A finished home is bought by public deed and becomes yours on registration. Off-plan, you sign with the developer. A power of attorney lets you do it from abroad.

Who you will talk to

The partners, personally.

In Curitiba, the two partners follow every search personally. Pedro Carvalho is the one who talks to you in English, from the first conversation to the keys.

Pedro Carvalho, Founder · Curation

Founder · Curation

Pedro Carvalho

Languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Reads a property the way he reads a balance sheet. Where the market sees square meters, he sees wealth.

Fernando Moreno, Founder · Client relations

Founder · Client relations

Fernando Moreno

Languages: Portuguese

Talks with you about your world, not just about the property.

The first step

Tell us what you are looking for.

Pedro Carvalho, one of the partners, replies personally in English, the same day, Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Brasília time).