Coastal City in SP Stands Out in Development: 21 Positions in the Ranking, Creates Jobs, and Advances Professional Qualification

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 22/09/2025 at 13:06

Updated on 23/09/2025 at 13:23

Imagem: Um dos maiores avanços foi no setor econômico, em que São Vicente ganhou 102 colocações / Divulgação/PMSV

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São Vicente Achieves National Recognition by Advancing in the Competitiveness Ranking, Strengthening the Local Economy, Modernizing Urban Spaces, and Expanding Tourist Attractions

São Vicente gained prominence in the Municipal Competitiveness Ranking, which analyzes the public management of 400 Brazilian cities with more than 80,000 inhabitants. The city rose 21 positions compared to the previous survey, consolidating gains in strategic areas.

This advancement reflects measures linked to the modernization of public services, the promotion of tourism, and the investment attraction policy.

In addition, the city was once again among the finalists for the Top Tourist Destinations Award, reinforcing its relevance along the São Paulo coast.

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Economy and Job Creation

In economic terms, the municipality showed a striking jump of 102 positions. One of the main factors was the indicator of “Qualification of Formal Workers,” which recorded an advance of 126 positions, securing the city the 29th national place.

Another noteworthy number is that of “Formal Jobs.” In this regard, São Vicente grew by 333 positions, reaching the 17th position in the country.

This performance demonstrates that the city has managed to create more qualified jobs, with better salaries and higher technical requirements.

Therefore, it is clear that measures to stimulate the market and attract private initiative are working.

Projects and Modernization

The actions to maintain this growth pace involve the redevelopment of strategic points. Among them are the central-beach axis and Ulisses Guimarães Avenue, in the Continental Area.

The Gonzaguinha Waterfront also received revitalization investments.

The municipality also invests in new tourist attractions, such as the Lovers’ Pier, the Fishermen’s Deck, and the Youth Park.

These projects expand the leisure offerings and reinforce urban transformation.

Another highlight is the proposal to include the Continental Area in the Port Polygon. This measure is expected to expand logistical potential and bring additional investments.

Additionally, the municipal administration is working on policies for reducing bureaucracy and stimulating the construction industry, strengthening development.

São Vicente: Looking to 2032

The expectation is that the advances will serve as a foundation to consolidate São Vicente by 2032, when the city will celebrate its 500th anniversary.

Real estate growth, the awards received, and strong positions in national rankings indicate that the municipality is on the right track to become one of the major poles on the São Paulo coast.

With information from Diário do Litoral.

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Coastal City in SP Stands Out in Development: 21 Positions in the Ranking, Creates Jobs, and Advances Professional Qualification

São Vicente Achieves National Recognition by Advancing in the Competitiveness Ranking, Strengthening the Local Economy, Modernizing Urban Spaces, and Expanding Tourist Attractions

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