From Old Rural Zone to Symbol of Luxury: One of the Richest and Most Exclusive Neighborhoods in the Country Is Not Officially Registered

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 07/11/2025 at 14:06

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From Former Rural Area to Urban Luxury Symbol, Ecoville Underwent Accelerated Transformation Since the 1990s, Becoming One of the Most Valued, Modern, and Desired Areas of Curitiba

Ecoville, widely known as one of the most sophisticated regions of Curitiba, does not have official neighborhood status. According to the Institute of Research and Urban Planning of Curitiba (Ippuc), it encompasses parts of Mossunguê, Campo Comprido, and Campina do Siqueira. Even without administrative recognition, the name has consolidated as a synonym for high standards.

From Rural Area to Urban Modernization

The transformation of Ecoville began in the 1990s when large real estate investments completely changed the local landscape.

Previously made up of small farms and rural areas in the 80s, the region gained new contours with the construction of structural roads, such as Connector 5.

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Influence of Barigui Park

Another important factor for Ecoville’s growth was its proximity to Barigui Park. Created in the 1970s, the park has become one of the largest green spaces in Curitiba, attracting visitors and enhancing the value of neighboring neighborhoods.

Its presence ensured environmental quality and leisure options that increased interest in housing in the region.

Quality of Life and New Investments in Ecoville

Today, Ecoville is known for its tree-lined streets, enhanced security, and excellent infrastructure. Many families choose the area because it offers comfort, convenience, and easy access to services.

Additionally, the presence of multinational companies nearby strengthens the economic potential and secures the region’s status as one of the most valued in Curitiba.

With information from Diário do Comércio.

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Francisco Fortes Filho

#188911

08/11/2025 07:05

Por que o Brasil não copia o modelo de Curitiba?

O que dá certo é p/servir de exemplo.

Aqui em Teresina-PI, fizeram um projetoo de (INTEGRAÇÃO)-corredores no transporte público, mas por incompetência, corrupção, desativaram o sistema.

Fotam investidos cerca de R$300 milhões. É dinheiro que vai para o ralo.

No Brasil, não faltam recursos. São mal planejados e mal aplicados. Além dos devios. Este é que é um dos maiores problemas.

Se outros países e cidades copiam o modelo de Curitiba, é porque deu certo. E por que não dá certo em nosso país?

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Osvaldo Ribeiro

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Em resposta a Francisco Fortes Filho

09/11/2025 16:01

Fale isso para os 3 mil prefeitos

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From Old Rural Zone to Symbol of Luxury: One of the Richest and Most Exclusive Neighborhoods in the Country Is Not Officially Registered

From Former Rural Area to Urban Luxury Symbol, Ecoville Underwent Accelerated Transformation Since the 1990s, Becoming One of the Most Valued, Modern, and Desired Areas of Curitiba

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