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Land plot#2507847

Terreno urbano 273,59m² – são josé do rio preto/sp

📍 Jardim dos Buritis, São José do Rio Preto, SP

Opening bid

R$ 80,000

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This lot's description, auction notice and documents are in Portuguese, as published by the auctioneer. Bids are placed on the official auctioneer's website, in Portuguese.

273 m² total

Auction details

1st auctionDec 18, 2026

Auction typeExtrajudicial auction

AuctioneerLucas Andreatta de Oliveir

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Hasta analysis

This property's opening bid is 93% below the typical price per m² in São José do Rio Preto.

Opening bid per m²R$ 292/m²

Typical price per m² in São José do Rio PretoR$ 3,936/m² · based on 351 listings

Listed on HastaNov 06, 2026 (1 d ago)

Opportunity score33/100

Description

Auctioneer's text, in Portuguese.

Terreno urbano de 273,59m² em São José do Rio Preto, SP. Descrição: Terreno urbano registrado sob a matrícula nº 150.221, localizado no Jardim dos Buritis, São José do Rio Preto/SP. O lote de esquina possui uma área total de 273,59 m², com frente de 3,57 metros para a Rua Projetada 33 e 14,82 metros em curva na confluência com a Rua Projetada 12. O lado direito mede 13,00 metros e confronta com a Rua Projetada 12, enquanto o lado esquerdo mede 21,71 metros e confronta com o lote 02. Nos fundos, mede 13,25 metros e confronta com parte do lote 24. O imóvel está ocupado e a desocupação é de responsabilidade do arrematante. A venda é realizada no estado em que o imóvel se encontra, com despesas de transferência e registro por conta do arrematante. O lance inicial é de R$ 80.000,00, com valor por m² de aproximadamente R$ 292/m². O terreno oferece boa visibilidade e potencial construtivo para moradia ou edificação voltada à renda.

Location

📍 Jardim dos Buritis, São José do Rio Preto, SP

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Region profile

Literacy rate (15+): 97.84 % (reference year: 2022)
Average monthly wage (formal employment): 2.7 salários mínimos (reference year: 2021)
Population (2022 Census): 480,393 pessoas (reference year: 2022)
Population density: 1,112 hab/km² (reference year: 2022)
Population earning up to ½ minimum wage: 27.3 % (reference year: 2010)
Employed population: 42.85 % (reference year: 2022)
Area of the municipality: 431.944 km² (reference year: 2025)
Annual growth rate: 1.37 % a.a. (reference year: 2022)

What it costs to win this property

Opening bidR$ 80,000

Auctioneer's commission (5%)R$ 4,000

ITBI transfer tax (3%)R$ 2,400

Deed and registration (1.5%)R$ 1,200

Estimated total costR$ 87,600

Standard market percentages; the auction notice (edital) may set different amounts (especially the commission) and ITBI varies by municipality — confirm in the notice and with the city hall. Amounts in Brazilian reais. Unpaid property tax (IPTU) and condo fees, and the cost of evicting occupants, are not included: who pays them depends on the type of auction — see "What to check before bidding".

There are 610 auction properties on sale right now in São José do Rio Preto/SP, with an average discount of 41% on the appraisal.

Documents (2)

Official documents, in Portuguese.

📄 edital.pdf — 144 KBAuction notice⬇📄 edital.pdf#embutida — 144 KBTitle record⬇

Frequently asked questions

How does buying this land plot at auction work?

The property goes to whoever places the highest bid, subject to the minimum bid in the auction notice. Always read the notice (edital) and the property title (matrícula) before bidding: they set out the rules, deadlines, debts that come with the property and its occupancy status.

What is the minimum bid for this land plot?

The minimum bid is R$ 80,000. It is the lowest amount accepted to win; the final price may rise as bids come in.

When is the auction for this land plot?

1st auction on Dec 18, 2026. Always confirm the dates in the official notice, as they may be postponed or suspended.

What costs are there besides the bid itself?

Besides the bid, the winner usually pays the auctioneer's commission (generally 5%), ITBI transfer tax, registration fees and, depending on the notice, overdue IPTU and condo fees and the cost of eviction. Add everything up before setting your maximum bid.

Can the property be occupied?

Yes. An auction property may be occupied by the former owner, a tenant or third parties. Who occupies it changes the time and cost of getting it vacated — check the occupancy status in the notice before bidding.

How to buy this property from outside Brazil

You need a Brazilian tax ID (CPF, obtained at a consulate), a representative in Brazil, and the bid is placed on the auctioneer's website. The guides below explain each step, the costs and the risks.

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🤖 AI analysis — Veredika

The AI reads the listing, the auction notice and the property title, checks them against Brazilian law and returns ranked risks, a cost spreadsheet and a verdict — so you cut the risk before you bid. The report is written in Portuguese.

Checking documents…

What to check before bidding — Extrajudicial auction

Confirm that the consolidation of ownership is recorded in the property title (matrícula).
Check which condo-fee and IPTU debts follow the property after the sale.
Confirm the deadline and conditions of the former debtor's right of first refusal.
Check whether eviction is at the winning bidder's expense and within what period.

The auction type above comes from the auctioneer's catalog and must be confirmed in the notice. The full analysis — procedure classification, encumbrances, total cost and title risks — is done in the Veredika report (in Portuguese).