At the beginning of the year, Brazil is witnessing a new wave of real estate auctions, with a remarkable concentration of properties available to bidders. In February, the company Zuk is set to present a series of auctions totaling 2,300 properties, primarily sourced from financial institutions such as Bradesco, Itaú Unibanco, Banco Pan, C6, Inter, Safra, and Santander, as well as judicial assets. The range of available lots includes residential and commercial properties, rural land, and real estate open to proposals and consortia across all Brazilian states, with advertised discounts reaching as high as 99%.

For instance, among the highlighted properties is an apartment in the Maria Regina neighborhood of Alvorada, Rio Grande do Sul, priced at just R$ 1,000 for a 39 m² space, showcasing the potential for bargain purchases. Similarly, a house in the Bocal neighborhood of Maracanã, Pará, is also starting at R$ 1,000, offering 105 m² of living space. In São Paulo, a larger industrial property in the Vila Leopoldina area is being auctioned for R$ 3.3 million, illustrating the diversity and value range of properties up for sale.

This auction system operates online via Zuk's platform, enabling flexible payment options, including upfront payment, installments, or financing over a period of up to 420 months. The process opens new avenues for buyers looking for real estate investments, potentially revitalizing the market amid economic challenges, while simultaneously providing access to properties that may have been previously unattainable for many.