Builder Responsible For The Tallest Building In Latin America With R$ 10 Billion In Assets Predicts Explosive 100% Growth And New Million-Dollar Developments In Brazil

Written by Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges

Published on 13/12/2025 at 10:32

Construtora projeta expansão com alto VGV em Balneário Camboriú, destaca o Yachthouse e projetos da italiana Pininfarina no litoral brasileiro.

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Construction Company Operating in Santa Catarina and Headquartered in Curitiba, GT Home Claims to Have Land with Potential GDV Exceeding R$10 Billion, Aims to End 2025 with R$400 Million and Targets R$800 Million in 2026. The Expansion Focuses on Itapema, Porto Belo, and Balneário Camboriú, with Projects Signed by the Italian Pininfarina.

The Construction Company GT Home reported that it aims to close 2025 with R$400 million in Gross Sales Value (GDV) and that for 2026, it projects R$800 million in total GDV, indicating 100% growth compared to the previous year.

In the same statement, the company detailed that its land portfolio exceeds R$10 billion in potential GDV and that expansion in Santa Catarina advances along the coast, within an axis that concentrates 4 of the 5 cities with the highest appreciation of the Brazilian square meter, with new developments under study and reinforcing presence where it already operates.

Land Portfolio and GDV Goals for 2025 and 2026

The Construction Company claims to operate with a land portfolio whose potential GDV exceeds R$10 billion. For 2025, the indicated goal was R$400 million in GDV and, for 2026, the announced projection is R$800 million in total GDV, which the company describes as doubling the volume within one year.

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Expansion on the Santa Catarina Coast and the Largest Seafront Land in Itapema

In the growth plan, the Construction Company confirms expansion on the Santa Catarina coast and highlights a specific asset: the largest seafront land in Itapema, with 55,000 m².

The company also reported that it is studying launching a project on this land, with potential to achieve one of the largest GDVs in the country within the construction industry.

Porto Belo and Balneário Camboriú with High-Complexity Projects

To reinforce markets where it already operates, the Construction Company cites Porto Belo with the Lagom Perequê urban landmark.

In Balneário Camboriú, the company points out high-complexity projects, including the Yachthouse, described as the tallest residential building in Latin America, as well as projects in the final construction phase such as Vitra and La Città.

The company adds that these three projects carry the signature and technical expertise in design and engineering from Pininfarina, mentioned as Italian and responsible for automotive icons such as Ferrari and Maserati.

Curitiba, Headquarters of the Group, and the Architectural Icons of GT Building

In addition to Santa Catarina, the Construction Company includes Curitiba, in Paraná, as a strategic base, citing the group’s headquarters and another unit, GT Building.

In this front, developments in upscale neighborhoods were mentioned, such as Casa Milano, with furniture and design from international brands, Linea, with 360-degree views from a panoramic rooftop, and Casa Jobim, described as a tribute to Brazilian bossa nova.

Execution of Developments, Constructed Area, and Business Model

According to the data released, the group is responsible for the execution of 23 developments and for more than 300,000 m² of constructed area. The Construction Company also reported that it currently has over 600 direct and indirect collaborators.

Regarding strategy, the company attributes its performance to a model that combines precision engineering, international design, and market intelligence, with long-term planning and risk control.

Dr. Geninho Thomé, founder and president of the GT Company Group, stated that the goal is to create assets that generate sustainable value, even in a selective luxury market scenario.

International Awards Mentioned for Yachthouse and Vitra

In the portfolio, the Construction Company highlighted projects with international recognition. The Yachthouse is said to have been awarded the The American Architecture Award from The Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design.

Meanwhile, the Vitra reportedly received distinctions at the German Design Award and also in the United States from the same mentioned institute.

Quick Question: With a Construction Company planning to double GDV and expand along the coast, do you think this move is likely to accelerate the appreciation of the square meter in these cities even further?

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