BUSINESSJun 15 · 07:54 UTCTHE RIO TIMESSofia Gabriela Martinez

Foreigners and Remote Workers Are Reshaping Central São Paulo

Foreign buyers and remote workers are increasing rents in tech-friendly districts of central São Paulo, displacing local renters. The trend is reshaping the area's real estate market.

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