São Paulo Government Launches New Edition of Casa Paulista Fair with Over R$ 24.5 Million in Subsidies

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 14/11/2025 at 16:45

Updated on 14/11/2025 at 16:46

Programa Casa Paulista libera R$ 24,5 milhões em subsídios e oferece 1.853 cartas de crédito no Feirão realizado em várias regiões do estado

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The Casa Paulista Fair Takes Place from November 13 to 18 in São Paulo and in Dozens of Municipalities, Offering Subsidies for Low-Income Families to Purchase Their First Home

The Government of São Paulo announced the holding of a new edition of the Casa Paulista Fair, which takes place from November 13 to 18 in various regions of the state. The program provides over R$ 24.5 million in subsidies to support families interested in purchasing their first home. The initiative is part of the Casa Paulista actions and reinforces the government’s commitment to expanding access to dignified housing.

Subsidies and Participation Conditions

The Fair will offer 1,853 new Letters of Real Estate Credit, with amounts of R$ 10 thousand, R$ 11 thousand, R$ 13 thousand, and R$ 16 thousand, all non-repayable. Families will be able to choose from approximately 100 developments from different construction companies.

To participate, interested parties must meet the rules of the Casa Paulista program – Real Estate Credit Letter. The requirements include a family income of up to three minimum wages, no ownership of property, no active mortgage financing, and no previous benefits received from another housing program.

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Participating Cities and Service Hours

The Fair’s schedule occurs both in the capital and in municipalities across various regions of the state. All locations operate from 9 AM to 6 PM, with specific dates in each city.

Araçatuba – Rua Carlos Pereira da Silva, nº 6000, Jardim Guanabara
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Bauru – Rua Marcondes Salgado, Quadra 11, Chácara das Flores
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Campinas – Avenida Prefeito Faria Lima, nº 10, Parque Itália
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Limeira – Avenida Piracicaba, nº 4, Vila São João
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Piracicaba – Avenida Independência, nº 2551, Alemães
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Santa Bárbara d’Oeste – Avenida São Paulo, nº 564, Cidade Nova 2
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Araraquara – Avenida Padre Francisco Salles Colturato, nº 870, Vila Nice
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

São Carlos – Avenida Doutor Carlos Botelho, nº 1321, Centro
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Franca – Avenida São Vicente, nº 4000, Jardim Noemia
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Marília – Rua dos Tucunarés, nº 500, Jardim Maria Martha
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Presidente Prudente – Avenida Onze de Maio, nº 1319, Jardim Morishita
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Ribeirão Preto – Avenida Presidente Vargas, nº 2035, Subsetor Sul 4
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

São José do Rio Preto – Avenida Alfredo Antônio de Oliveira, nº 2077, Jardim Planalto
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Botucatu – Rua General Teles, nº 1393, Centro
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Itu – Rua Arquiteto Márcio João de Arruda, nº 207, Vila Leis
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Sorocaba – Address 1 – Rua José Ricieiri Orlandi, nº 1285, Vila Aeroporto
November 15, 16, 17, and 18

Sorocaba – Address 2 – Rua Antônio Joaquim Santana, nº 714, Jardim Abaeté
November 14, 15, and 16

Diadema – Avenida Afonso Monteiro da Cruz, nº 1246, Serraria
November 13, 14, and 15

São Paulo
East Zone – Avenida Miguel Ignácio Curi, nº 111, Vila Carmosina
North Zone – Avenida Roland Garros, nº 2187, Parque Edu Chaves
North Zone – Avenida Raimundo Magalhães, s/n, Vila Anastácio
South Zone – Avenida Carlos Liviero, nº 820, Vila Liviero
South Zone – Avenida Miguel Yunes, nº 1067, Interlagos
November 15 and 16

Poá – Avenida Vital Brasil, nº 35
November 15 and 16

Vargem Grande Paulista – Rua do Carvalho, nº 400, Jardim Atalaia
November 15 and 16

Taubaté – Parque Doutor Barbosa de Oliveira, nº 101, Centro
November 15 and 16

São José dos Campos – Avenida Constância da Cunha Paiva, nº 158, Jardim Santa Inês II
November 15 and 16

Organization and Rules of the Fair

The event follows the rules defined by the resolution published on September 1. The entities responsible for the organization can be municipalities, housing sector associations, or companies, which operate individually or in consortia. Participation requires the submission of the Adhesion Term to the SDUH by email.

During the Fair period, construction companies can offer properties already registered in the program and new developments that receive exclusive funding for the event, as long as they meet the Casa Paulista criteria. All developments must have a contract with Caixa Econômica Federal, responsible for operating financing via FGTS.

After the conclusion, companies have up to five business days to send a report to the SDUH listing the families served and the units sold. Based on this information, resource usage authorization and subsidy release occur. For developments not yet registered, issuance can take up to ten business days after regularization.

The Department of Urban Development and Housing emphasizes that the Casa Paulista Fairs increase access to housing and strengthen the construction sector, in collaboration with municipalities, companies, and sector entities.

Impact of the Casa Paulista Program

Since the beginning of the current administration, the program has delivered 43,100 housing units under the CCI modality. Investments total R$ 526.4 million, with an estimated impact of R$ 23.1 billion on the economy. Additionally, 63,700 properties are still under construction, with state investment of R$ 801.6 million.

The data shows that subsidies help families with lower incomes. In the developments participating in the program, the average income of the beneficiary families is R$ 2,800, equivalent to 1.87 minimum wages. Among buyers who do not use the subsidy, the average income reaches R$ 5,200, which corresponds to 3.44 minimum wages. These numbers reinforce the social reach of Casa Paulista and the priority given to families that need support from the State the most.

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São Paulo Government Launches New Edition of Casa Paulista Fair with Over R$ 24.5 Million in Subsidies

The Casa Paulista Fair Takes Place from November 13 to 18 in São Paulo and in Dozens of Municipalities, Offering Subsidies for Low-Income Families to Purchase Their First Home

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Organization and Rules of the Fair

Impact of the Casa Paulista Program

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Subsidies and Participation Conditions

Participating Cities and Service Hours

Organization and Rules of the Fair

Impact of the Casa Paulista Program

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