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Alto de Pinheiros is a fantastic location for those looking to be within cycling/driving distance of their office but feel like they are living in the suburbs!

Parque Villa Lobos is one of Alto de Pinheiros' main draws. It is a gigantic park with tennis courts (which can be used for free), plenty of space and also many entertaining events. Alto de Pinheiros is ideal for families and those wanting to stay in a greener area away from the hustle and bustle of city life!

Boasting a huge variety of eateries, cafés, bars, 4 different shopping malls, and many traditional and endearing Brazilian establishments as well as being close to Paulista Avenue and the metro, the Bela Vista district has plenty to offer to its residents.

The neighborhood is quite lovely, with tall residential buildings as well as small homes, winding streets with tall trees, and family run restaurants and shops. There's no doubt that in Bela Vista you'll be able to both experience the captivating Brazilian lifestyle, whilst at the same time feeling right at home.

As one of the world's fastest-growing economies Brazil may very well owe its force to an emerging business and technology district centred around the upscale neighbourhood of Brooklin.

In recent history, the region of Brooklin has been transformed a sleepy outpost in Sao Paulo to perhaps the city's most dynamic areas in terms of new growth, new buildings and new companies. Brooklin houses luxury residential buildings, as well as several multi-national companies HQ's. This ever-growing Paulista neighbourhood also boasts examples of Brazilian modern architecture, such as the United Nations Managerial Centre, as well as the World Trade Center of São Paulo.

Living in São Paulo is hectic at the best of times but at least the beach and the excitement and tranquility it brings is not far away! We feature Ilha Bela, Baleia and Cambury as our favourite coastal destinations! They are a 3 - 4 hours from Sáo Paulo but without a doubt both are worth the effort!

Cambury is fortunate to offer some of the Brazilan coast´s best restaurants - and they really are excellent - as well as 2 beaches, one perfect for surfing and the other which has calmer waters. Baleia is São Paulo coast's most exclusive beach. Ilha Bela island is perfect for those looking for activities and adventure! Whether you fancy an 8 hour trek through the jungle, a 4WD or a spot of sailing the island has it all!

With a vast array of traditional Brazilian establishments and a brilliant location, Campo Belo is a peaceful neighbourhood with various hidden gems for you to discover.

With fantastic access to the Marginal and Avenida 23 de Maio, as well as its proximity to Congonhas Airport and other important neighborhoods such as Moema, Itaim Bibi and Morumbi, Campo Belo boasts a brilliant situation with so much to offer at its doorstep. Campo Belo offers the fantastic combination of being quietly secluded from the bustling city, whilst also having a huge amount of superb shops, restaurants, bars, cafés, and much more just a leisurely stroll away.

If you're dreaming of a countryside retreat the hilly region of Campos Jordão is ideal!

The locals love to visit Campos do Jordão as it as a cool escape (quite literally due to the lower temperatures) not only from the heat but also from the hustle and bustle of life in São Paulo. It is also very popular due to the romantic European atmosphere.

The urban quality of life of this residential neighbourhood is of the upmost importance to its inhabitants. Boasting vast green areas and precious religious establishments, Higienópolis prides itself on being one of São Paulo's most unique and secluded living areas.

This neighbourhood features a huge variety of prominent cultural institutions. Amongst some of these are; squares, universities, churches, schools, embassies, consulates, and many others. One of Higienópolis' most notable features is that of its unrivalled variation of culinary expertise. It has several accommodating supermarkets, and every Friday, on Mato Grosso Street, there is a distinctly traditional fair that is held for those who care to display their alimentary products for the public a truly captivating event. Situated in a fashion privacy is everything, Higienópolis offers a getaway the frantic São Paulo streets. This neighbourhood features as one of the most welcoming, agreeable, and beautiful areas that São Paulo has to offer.

Living in São Paulo is hectic at the best of times but at least the beach and the excitement and tranquility it brings is not far away! We feature Ilha Bela and Cambury as our favourite coastal destinations! They are a 3- 4 hours from São Paulo but without a doubt both are worth the effort! Ilha Bela is a beautiful island, crammed with activity options, a very short ferry trip from the mainland and less than 4 hours from Sao Paulo.

There are an abundance of activities including sailing, kite surfing, kayaking, trekking, hang gliding, canyoning, snorkeling, diving you name it! Alternatively you can enjoy one of the excellent restaurants on the island or just sit back and relax with a cocktail in hand and enjoy one of our luxurious properties whilst looking out on one of the most beautiful views imaginable. This really is the ideal spot for a long weekend, Christmas and New Year with the family or just an exotic holiday not too far from home!

Itaim Bibi is a chic, modern neighbourhood, which serves not only as São Paulo's prime business district but is also one of the best residential locations in town. Nestled snugly between Vila Nova Conceição, Jardim Europa and Vila Olimpia, you're not only walking distance to the office but also surrounded by an eclectic mix of bars, restaurants, shopping malls and nightclubs. If you find yourself with a few free hours, why not explore some of the many boutique shops scattered throughout the region or take a stroll around the lake at Ibirapuera Park? Unless you have a specific site to visit outside this area there really is little reason to leave!

Ibirapuera Park is one of neighbouring Vila Nova Conceição's most beautiful attractions. It is a major urban park which has a large area for leisure, jogging and walking, as well as a convention centre. Its importance to São Paulo is comparable to that of Central Park in New York City. Inaugurated in 1954 for the 400th anniversary of the city, Ibirapuera Park covers an area of almost 2 square kilometres. It is the second biggest park in the city, and a real must-see. When it comes to culture, it is essential to visit the Museu da Casa Brasileira, characterized by its contemporary take on the integral features of seventeenth and eighteenth century Brazil. The museum also houses a restaurant for visitors and a large garden musical performances are held weekly. If you really want to treat yourself, why not head to the Skye bar at the Hotel Unique. This unusually sculpted hotel quite idiosyncratically juxtaposes its surroundings. Walking along the Avenida Brigadeiro Luís Antônio, the Hotel Unique is near on impossible to miss. With its beautiful views of São Paulo, along with the fantastic food and drink served there, an evening spent on this rooftop will not be one that's easily forgotten.

High end shops and delightful restaurants are the day to day advantages of living in Jardins! However as it's name indicates the greener environment is also a huge draw! The dream of a "garden district" came from England to Brazil in the nineteenth century with the English urbanist Barry Parker. The houses were constructed to allow for expansive green spaces between them. In the 50s, the area was inundated with luxurious buildings, according to the needs of the Paulista elite of the time. The neighbourhood has since become one with the highest concentration of opulence and glamour of São Paulo.

The region consists of four gardens: Jardim Europa, Jardim America, Jardim Paulista and Jardim Paulistano. Nonetheless, it's not only extravagant buildings and upscale houses that are found in the region. The Gardens are also home to the luxury motoring market. More than often, entire streets are lined with Lamborghini and Ferrari super-cars, so it's not uncommon to see the world's best machines roaming the region's avenues. Jardins is also known for having a street that combines the best of the fashion world, Rua Oscar Freire. Within a few blocks you can find stores like Iódice and H. Stern. And if you get hungry whilst shopping, you can indulge in some of the area's trendiest restaurants, like Antiquarius, and Dulca - a restaurant that specialises in the craft of sweetmeat.

Moema is a wonderfully quiet and green residential area with an excellent location, bordering the prime business district of Itaim Bibi and close to Congonhas, São Paulo's national airport.

Moema is a wonderfully quiet and green residential area with an excellent location, bordering the prime business district of Itaim Bibi and close to Congonhas, São Paulo's national airport. One drawback is the definite need for a car if you are not able to go to work on foot.On the upside however Moema is also home the gigantic Ibirapuera Shopping Mall and the majestic Ibirapuera park, which is ideal for anything from relaxing with a book to going for a gentle jog around the lake. It is a very tranquil area and the ideal place to stay if you wish to be away from the hustle and the bustle of the big city.

Morumbi is a sophisticated and wealthy neighbourhood packed with large houses and luxury. Morumbi is a district comprising of various neighbourhoods.

Morumbi houses the São Paulo football stadium, the famous Einstein hospital, the seat of the São Paulo government Palacio dos Bandeirantes and the popular American School Graded.

Paraíso is often overlooked though it shouldn't be!

Next to Ibirapuera Park, Paulista Avenue and Jardins, Paraíso is an excellent region to be in!

Although it is one of the oldest urban areas in São Paulo, Pinheiros is known as the "new downtown" due to recent investment and revitalization of the region. Many international companies have also established their Brazilian headquarters here. Nonetheless Pinheiros remains unpretentious, bohemian and welcoming in style with a new metro station along with all the other advantages to offer!

There is a fantastic range of bars, restaurants and nightclubs. Rua dos Pinheiros, for example, offers plentiful options for eating and drinking and is very lively in the evening and at weekends. However, during the day it is entirely different - quiet and calm, and absolutely ideal for spending a lazy afternoon. Praça Benedito Calixto, which hosts a market on Saturdays, attracting tons of visitors, also has great bars and restaurants, as well as traditional Brazilian food and a local Chorinho (traditional band) on offer. Pinheiros also offers the best metro station in town: Faria Lima (yellow line - the fastest one!) which takes you to various regions of São Paulo in minutes. Featuring a variety of housing options to make your own from cute little houses to ginormous modern buildings and a fantastic location, coupled with its fantastic amenities and lively atmosphere, life in Pinheiros can't get much better!

Real Parque is a delightful residential area just across the river from Brooklin. It is also home to the brand new Avenues School.

It is also home to the brand new Avenues School.

Located 40 minutes from Sao Paulo's international airport and approximately an hour and a half from Sao Paulo, Sao Jose dos Campos, home to Embraer, is a green, safe, quiet city which is quickly becoming a tech centre of Brazil.

A handful of good restaurants and a fabulous way of life, free of traffic, pollution and crime can be enjoyed in Sao Jose dos Campos.

Vila Madalena is one of the most bohemian, upbeat, and exciting neighbourhoods that São Paulo has to offer. Eccentric street names (such as; Purpurina, Glitter, and Beco do Batman aka Batman Alley) and a unique and bohemian take on traditional bars make Vila Madalena truly an all-encompassing Paulistano experience.

For those who enjoy the livelier side of life, Vila Madalena has a huge variety of establishments on offer. Fancy a cold beer after a long day at work? Why not head down to Salve Jorge's, a traditional Brazilian bar that boasts beers at every corner (not to mention the discount for those whose name is João). Despite the exctiing weekend atmosphere Vila Madalena isn't just a party-vila. It was, in fact, originally a refuge for intellectuals, and Vila Madalena therefore also offers an enchanting cultural charm. The Village Bookstore, for example, is a fantastic way to get away from the hustle and bustle of the streets of Vila Madalena, relax with a coffee and read the afternoon away. There is also an endearing square called Feira Omaguás, every Sunday, a group of artisans convene to exhibit and sell original works to the public. Not only will you find handcrafted goods and materials in the square but it is also not uncommon to come across a musical show, a poetry reading, or even a small theatre production. Vila Madalena really does have it all to offer and is a great location for any type of person in search of an authentic São Paulo experience.

Vila Nova Conceição is one of São Paulo's most sophisticated and desirable neighborhoods. At the same time, it is defined as quiet, discreet, safe, residential, and full of beautiful greenery. These attributes make the Vila charming, attractive and appealing place to live in.

At the heart of the neighborhood lies Praça Pereira Coutinho, a cute litte square, crammed with gardens, restaurants and happy neighbours enjoying the safe and lively atmosphere. Its backdoor neighbour, Parque do Ibirapuera, adds to the charm and attractiveness of Vila Nova Conceição. Ibirapuera Park is one of São Paulo's most beautiful features and it offers a diligently designed green and open space to all visitors. The Vila is easily accessible to several main Avenues, such as; Avenida Santo Amaro, Avenida Brasil, and Avenida 23 de Maio which means it's a fantastic base for those needing to circumnavigate the city. Furthermore, it's just a few minutes away from the prominent neighborhoods of Itaim Bibi, Moema, and the Jardins region. Vila Nova Conceição really is one of the best possible locations to choose!

Vila Olimpia is one of São Paulo's delightful upper-class neighbourhoods, and is a wonderful place to visit whether it be for a delicious meal, some first class boutique shopping or to visit one of the region's first rate nightclubs, Vila Olimpia is an excellent choice of location!

The region hosts many of the world's largest and most renowned technology corporations and has therefore been endearingly nicknamed 'Silicon Valley São Paulo'. Considered one of the greatest centres of development in the city of São Paulo, Vila Olimpia infuses modernity and innovation with charm and variety, being frequented by people who are constantly in search for the best that São Paulo has to offer. Vila Olimpia is also well-known for its nightlife, with bars and nightclubs injecting energy into this region of São Paulo. The choice ranges from typical bars such as Bar Arnesto (a tribute to samba, capturing the essence of São Paulo in the 60s), to more modernistic nightclubs like Secret (known for electronic music in a contemporary setting). Vila Olimpia also boasts the Buena Vista Club, which has forró (an archetypal north-eastern Brazilian dance), and Salsa classes as well as ballroom dancing with live bands accompanying. As for those who enjoy the musical styles of Samba and Pagode, the Santa Aldeia is a great option: with three bars and two dance floors encircled by tropical palms and bromeliads, the venue shakes at night the vibrancy of the national shows. Amid the sheer bustle of the neighbourhood, there are also moments reserved for shopping, leisure and relaxation. Villa Daslu, a megastore department of international brand names and the largest development of its kind in Latin America, focusses on products of high luxury. Don't miss the 4D cinema or the great ion of upscale stores at the brand new Shopping JK Iguatemi or the surprising peace and quiet at Shopping Vila Olimpia. Vila Olimpia is an up & coming and integral part of São Paulo's composition, and it's not one to be missed out on!