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Prices of houses rise by more than 20% in almost half of the national territory

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Briefings

Median house sale prices rose by over 90% in more than half of Brazil's municipalities during the second quarter of 2026, according to INE data. The increase was particularly pronounced in many regions, with growth often reaching two-digit percentages. This finding highlights a significant national trend in housing costs during the specified period.

Key points

• Median house sale prices increased by more than 90% in over half of Brazil's municipalities during the second quarter of 2026.
• The INE reported that the majority of municipalities experienced substantial price growth, often reaching two-digit percentages.

Context

This analysis examines the second quarter of 2026 housing market data from Brazil's INE, revealing widespread price increases across most municipalities.

Limitations

Data covers only the second quarter of 2026, with specific municipality-level details potentially limited by reporting constraints. The evidence does not specify which municipalities experienced the 90% increase, nor does it provide a breakdown of the two-digit growth rates by region.

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