Itaim Bibi, where the workday and the city blend together
Offices, restaurants, bars, parks and high-end homes within a few blocks. What Itaim is today and what has been changing in the district.
A district that doesn't empty out at six in the evening
Next to Faria Lima and Vila Olímpia, Itaim Bibi brings together corporate towers, high-end residential buildings and one of the largest concentrations of restaurants and bars in São Paulo. Streets such as Joaquim Floriano, Jerônimo da Veiga and Manuel Guedes host business lunches during the week and get-togethers at the weekend.
Those who move through it live, work and dine within the same radius. Executives, lawyers, entrepreneurs and families share Parque do Povo, the gyms and the cafés. This mix makes Itaim a district with a life of its own, not just an extension of the avenue.
In Itaim, the meeting ends and the city carries on a few steps away.
The neighbor that began competing with the avenue
Scarcity on Faria Lima pushed demand into the streets of Itaim. Market surveys show that office values in the district have risen significantly in recent years and are now close to those on the avenue. Large contiguous areas have practically disappeared.
At the same time, the district keeps receiving new buildings, which from time to time opens up options in recent developments. For those following closely, these are opportunities that appear and close quickly.
Office, shop or practice
Itaim offers everything from compact floors to entire office floors, with surroundings where the team can handle lunch, the gym and appointments on foot. For companies competing for talent, that weighs as much as the floor plan.
At street level, the district favors restaurants, cafés, clinics, studios and shops aimed at a high-income public that lives or works there. The difference between two streets can be large, and the exact address matters as much as the district.
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