One map. Different angles on Brazil’s real estate market.

For people buying, selling, investing, or analyzing property in Brazil: search listings, compare asking prices, find lots, and understand neighborhoods using the same area, data, and filters. Open a ready-made workflow in your browser and refine the project without starting over. The app and its current data coverage are focused on Brazil and Portuguese.

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Choose how to start

Start with a ready-made workflow or create your own with AI.

Choose a common starting point or describe a different question. Every option creates the same kind of editable Cityscape project.

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Cityscape creates

A normal editable project with visible areas, sources, filters, maps, and panels.

  • Your question
  • Data sources
  • Map and filters
  • Editable project

How it works

You ask. Cityscape creates. It is ready.

Start with a natural-language request and continue from a complete, editable analytical project.

  1. 1. Specify what you need with AI

    Describe the question, decision, area, or property you want to investigate.

  2. 2. Cityscape creates the project

    The map, data sources, filters, comparisons, and charts are assembled together.

  3. 3. It is ready

    Explore the results, adjust any part, and keep working in the normal interface.

Market data as infrastructure

Data treated before it reaches the map

Cityscape does more than display advertisements. It keeps original observations separate from normalized records, reconciles inconsistent fields, preserves observed history and keeps every record traceable to its source. Maps, comparisons and statistical analyses can therefore work with more consistent geographic samples.

49M+

property-market observations collected

3M+

normalized source listings

2.3M+

source listings with usable geographic coordinates

45

cities with recently updated coverage

Data measured on July 18, 2026.

What happens before analysis

Cross-source normalization

Source-specific fields become consistent listing, price, address, and geographic fields.

Observed history

Historical observations preserve how advertised listings change over time.

Geographic correlation

Coordinates and areas connect listings to maps, filters, and comparable samples.

Source provenance

Analytical records retain their source and observation context for review.

Real estate analysis with AI

From a question to a complete analytical project

Describe what you are trying to understand. Cityscape assembles the map, geographic scope, data sources, filters, comparisons, and charts needed to investigate the question.

Describe the decision. Cityscape builds the analysis.

Example request

“Find regions in Curitiba worth investigating for a coffee shop, considering commercial asking rent, nearby universities, public transport, and existing competitors.”
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A complete project

The map, sources, filters, comparisons, and charts open together.

Everything stays visible

Review the data sources, geographic scope, and analytical choices in the normal interface.

Edit it your way

Adjust any part manually and continue without depending on the conversation.

Property comparison

One selection can answer several questions.

The same selected region can feed listings, lots, price distributions, comparisons, and heatmaps without recreating the search.

Compare properties side by side, review advertised-price changes, and export the sample when you need your own analysis. The sample keeps its asking-price context visible.

Side-by-side comparables

Compare advertised price, area, rooms, and asking price per square meter.

Advertised-price history

See how the asking price changed over time.

Context for the sample

Review source, listing count, and observation dates when available.

CSV export

Take the data into your own analysis.

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Different jobs. The same Cityscape.

Start from the question you need to answer.

These are different uses of the same map, data, filters, and saved projects—not separate products.

Developers: is this site worth screening?

Map the lot and read the advertised market around it.

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Agents: what range do the comparables support?

Organize comparable listings and explain an asking-price recommendation.

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Buyers and renters: is this asking price reasonable?

Compare the property with advertised options in the same area.

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Investors: how do these microregions differ?

Compare advertised-price distributions and monitor changes over time.

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Analysts and planners: where are the spatial patterns?

Explore map patterns and export a reproducible sample for further analysis.

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Optional advanced controls

Start ready-made. Customize when you need to.

The workflows deliver a useful first result. The Dashboard and Graph Editor are optional controls for more advanced analyses.

Rearrange the project without losing the selected area or the data already in use. You do not need to build anything before getting value.

Adjustable Dashboard

Move and resize panels while keeping the map visible.

Optional Graph Editor

Open it only when you want to review or change how the project views work together.

Saved projects and safe changes

Return to a project later and use undo or redo while experimenting.

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Practical guides in Portuguese

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Step-by-step articles about lots, heatmaps, property comparisons, and neighborhood analysis.

Straight answers

Before you start

What you need to know to run your first analysis.

Do I need to install anything?

No. The web version opens in your browser. Desktop packages will be highlighted when their downloads are confirmed.

Do I need professional GIS experience?

No. The ready-made workflows assemble the required map tools, data sources, and charts.

Are these completed sale prices?

Cityscape primarily works with advertised asking prices. Estimates keep their comparable-listing inputs visible for review.

What do the ready-made workflows create?

They build a connected project with the area selection, relevant data, map layers, and analytical panels for the chosen task.

How can I check the data behind an analysis?

The analysis keeps its source, listing count, and observation period visible whenever those fields are available.

How will conversational project creation work?

Describe the question in natural language and Cityscape assembles the initial area, sources, filters, map layers, and panels as a normal editable project.

Choose one area. Explore more than one answer.

Open a ready-made workflow in your browser and refine the project from there.

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