Sales Increase 13% and Ceará's Real Estate Market Moves Over R$2.1 Billion by April

Sales Increase 13% and Ceará’s Real Estate Market Moves Over R$2.1 Billion by April

Written by Carla Teles

Published on 30/05/2025 at 23:02

Mercado imobiliário do Ceará cresce 13% em vendas até abril, movimentando mais de R$ 2,1 bilhões. Veja dados de Fortaleza, RMF e loteamentos.

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High In Residential Units And Lot Sales In The First Four Months Of 2025 Reflects The Strength Of The Sector In The State, With RMF And Economic Standard Standing Out.

The real estate market in Ceará shows strength in 2025. By April, the sector moved impressive amounts, surpassing R$ 2.1 billion. Property sales grew 13% compared to the same period in 2024. These figures indicate a significant and ongoing heat in the market.

Numbers From April Confirm Positive Trend In The Ceará Real Estate Market

In April 2025, the real estate market in Fortaleza And The Metropolitan Region maintained the heated pace. A total of 1,193 residential units were sold. This volume supports the growth trend observed in the first months of the year. From January to April, sales growth was 13%. This percentage is compared to the same period in 2024. In total, 5,269 units were negotiated, highlighting the positive phase of the local real estate market.

Fortaleza Leads Sales With Highlight For Economic Standard

The capital, Fortaleza, concentrated the majority of negotiations in the four-month period. A total of 3,523 units were sold in the city. Of this total, 1,893 units were classified as economic standard. The other 1,567 units belong to other construction standards. The General Sales Value (VGV) in Fortaleza reached R$ 1.5 billion.

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Metropolitan Region Follows The Pace With Strong Growth In Economic Properties

The Metropolitan Region of Fortaleza (RMF) also showed a remarkable performance in the real estate market. Sales of economic standard properties in the RMF grew an impressive 63%. This increase compares the first four months of 2025 with the same period last year. A total of 1,151 economic units were sold, compared to 704 in 2024. The VGV in the RMF reached R$ 574 million, confirming the good moment.

Lotments In Expansion Drive Results Of The Real Estate Market

Another important highlight of the survey was the lotment segment. From January to April 2025, 2,483 units were sold. This represents a 66% increase compared to the same period last year. The VGV of the lotment segment was R$ 436 million. This amount represents a growth of 90% over the results of 2024, boosting the real estate market.

Real Estate Appreciation And Sector Prospects In Ceará

The survey also indicated the average price of square meter in Fortaleza. On average, the value is R$ 11,373. Sérgio Macedo, Director of Statistics at Sinduscon Ceará, analyzed the numbers. “The survey confirms the consistent recovery of the Ceará real estate sector,” he says. He attributes the result to the “growing demand for economic standard properties and the appreciation of real estate in the capital and the Metropolitan Region.” The data comes from the Market Overview of Fortaleza and Metropolitan Region – April/2025. The Research Commission (CPES) of Sinduscon Ceará presented the study. The event took place on May 28, sponsored by SESI and supported by Brain Inteligência Estratégica consulting.

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Sales Increase 13% and Ceará’s Real Estate Market Moves Over R$2.1 Billion by April

High In Residential Units And Lot Sales In The First Four Months Of 2025 Reflects The Strength Of The Sector In The State, With RMF And Economic Standard Standing Out.

Numbers From April Confirm Positive Trend In The Ceará Real Estate Market

Fortaleza Leads Sales With Highlight For Economic Standard

Metropolitan Region Follows The Pace With Strong Growth In Economic Properties

Lotments In Expansion Drive Results Of The Real Estate Market

Real Estate Appreciation And Sector Prospects In Ceará

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Sales Increase 13% and Ceará’s Real Estate Market Moves Over R$2.1 Billion by April

High In Residential Units And Lot Sales In The First Four Months Of 2025 Reflects The Strength Of The Sector In The State, With RMF And Economic Standard Standing Out.

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Fortaleza Leads Sales With Highlight For Economic Standard

Metropolitan Region Follows The Pace With Strong Growth In Economic Properties

Lotments In Expansion Drive Results Of The Real Estate Market

Real Estate Appreciation And Sector Prospects In Ceará

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