Luciano Hang buys for R$ 140 million the last mansion standing on the beachfront of the "Brazilian Dubai": a 1,415 m² property with a front view of the sea, surrounded by skyscrapers in one of the most valuable square meters in the country, in Balneário Camboriú.

Luciano Hang buys for R$ 140 million the last mansion standing on the beachfront of the “Brazilian Dubai”: a 1,415 m² property with a front view of the sea, surrounded by skyscrapers in one of the most valuable square meters in the country, in Balneário Camboriú.

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Published on 20/06/2026 at 19:36

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Luciano Hang bought for R$ 140 million the last beachfront house on the central shore of Balneário Camboriú, on a 1,415 m² plot.

On October 25, 2025, it became public that Luciano Hang, founder of Havan, had purchased for R$ 140 million the last single-family beachfront house on Avenida Atlântica in Balneário Camboriú. The transaction gained attention for involving a rare property in one of the most valued areas of the Brazilian coast, surrounded by luxury skyscrapers and facing the beach.

In December 2025, Balneário Camboriú closed the year with the highest average residential sale price in Brazil, at R$ 14,906 per square meter, according to the FipeZAP Index. In this scenario, the mansion with 1,415 m² of land and direct sea view came to represent not only a high-standard residence but one of the rarest real estate assets on the city’s central shore.

Last house on the shore of Balneário Camboriú now belongs to Luciano Hang

The information published by ND Mais indicates that Luciano Hang acquired the last single-family beachfront residence on Avenida Atlântica, at the main beach of Balneário Camboriú. The property has come to symbolize an outlier in a region overtaken by verticalization, where houses have given way to luxury residential developments over the years.

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Mansion bought by Hang has 1,415 m² of land and direct sea view

The data confirmed by ND Mais is that the property has 1,415 m² of land with a sea view. This point is central because it concentrates the main asset of the business: the extreme scarcity of a beachfront lot of this size in an area where old houses have been gradually replaced by luxury residential towers.

The location also enhances the symbolic value of the purchase. The residence is located on Avenida Atlântica, in a highly valued section of the waterfront, near the Yachthouse by Pininfarina, cited by the portal as one of the tallest buildings in Latin America.

The contrast between a traditional beachfront house and the wall of skyscrapers around it helps explain why the property gained so much attention.

Most expensive square meter in Brazil helps explain the figure of R$ 140 million

The local market was already operating at an exceptional level even before the purchase. According to the FipeZAP Index of December 2025, Balneário Camboriú recorded the highest average residential sale price among the 56 locations monitored in the country, with R$ 14,906 per m², ahead of Itapema and capitals like Vitória, Florianópolis, and São Paulo.

This indicator helps to understand why the mansion purchased by Luciano Hang surpasses the logic of a conventional luxury residence.

In a market where beachfront land is increasingly scarce and the average property price already leads the national ranking, a standalone house on the beach line ceases to be just a home and becomes treated as a rare real estate asset, difficult to replicate and with strong heritage appeal.

Luciano Hang’s property became a symbol of the city’s extreme verticalization

The purchase also reinforces the image of Balneário Camboriú as a showcase of Brazilian verticalization. The mansion began to attract attention precisely because it remains in a setting where the landscape has been redesigned by luxury residential towers, transforming the old logic of waterfront occupation into a model dominated by tall buildings and properties aimed at the ultra-high-income public.

More than a high-value transaction, the property acquired by Luciano Hang concentrates three elements with strong journalistic and market appeal: territorial rarity, beachfront, and location in the most expensive square meter in Brazil.

It is this combination that makes the house an emblematic case of the new real estate map of Balneário Camboriú and one of the most unusual addresses on the Brazilian coast.

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Luciano Hang buys for R$ 140 million the last mansion standing on the beachfront of the “Brazilian Dubai”: a 1,415 m² property with a front view of the sea, surrounded by skyscrapers in one of the most valuable square meters in the country, in Balneário Camboriú.

Luciano Hang bought for R$ 140 million the last beachfront house on the central shore of Balneário Camboriú, on a 1,415 m² plot.

Last house on the shore of Balneário Camboriú now belongs to Luciano Hang

Mansion bought by Hang has 1,415 m² of land and direct sea view

Most expensive square meter in Brazil helps explain the figure of R$ 140 million

Luciano Hang’s property became a symbol of the city’s extreme verticalization

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Luciano Hang buys for R$ 140 million the last mansion standing on the beachfront of the “Brazilian Dubai”: a 1,415 m² property with a front view of the sea, surrounded by skyscrapers in one of the most valuable square meters in the country, in Balneário Camboriú.

Luciano Hang bought for R$ 140 million the last beachfront house on the central shore of Balneário Camboriú, on a 1,415 m² plot.

Last house on the shore of Balneário Camboriú now belongs to Luciano Hang

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