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Best Places to Buy an Airbnb in Brazil (2026)
Rio de Janeiro is the best place to buy an Airbnb in Brazil in 2026, according to AirROI's ranking of 211 markets. Its listings averaged $13,900 in revenue over the 12 months to September 2026 and were booked on 43% of nights. It leads on the blend rather than on any one measure, placing in the top 5% of ranked markets for market size, occupancy and revenue per listing. Maceió and Fortaleza come next.
- Markets tracked
- 931
- Active Airbnb listings
- 451,000
- Avg. revenue per listing
- $7,820
- Occupancy rate
- 34%
- Avg. nightly rate
- $100
- Avg. revenue, top 10 markets
- $10,200
The short answer
Brazil Airbnb Market at a Glance
Across Brazil, the 451,000 active Airbnb listings tracked by AirROI, a short-term-rental data firm, averaged $7,820 over the same period. They were booked on 34% of nights at about $100 a night; the ranking covers the 211 markets with at least 300 active listings.
The biggest earners pay for it in seasonality. Armação dos Búzios, Bertioga and São Sebastião earn the most per listing of the ranked markets, but their slowest month brings in 26–34% of their best. The steadiest markets, led by Caxias do Sul and Porto Alegre, earn less per listing and still take in 73–79% of their peak revenue in their quietest month.
The ranking weighs revenue per listing most, then occupancy and market size, then how evenly income spreads across the year and how it changed on the year. It reflects rental performance, not purchase prices or local short-term rental rules. How the ranking works.
Where the top 10 Airbnb markets in Brazil are
Each dot is one of the 931 markets AirROI tracks in Brazil (14 outlying ones fall outside the map), sized by active listings and coloured by average revenue per listing. Select a number to jump to its profile.
All money figures on this page are in US dollars.
Top 10
The Top 10 Airbnb Markets in Brazil
Each profile draws on the market's full AirROI report: how it earns, when in the year, who books and what sells. Monthly figures are averages per listing active in that month, so twelve of them add up to more than the annual average, which also counts listings that operated for only part of the year.
| # | Market | Avg. revenue | Occupancy |
|---|---|---|---|
Rio de Janeiro Large market · High occupancy | $13,900 | 43% | |
Maceió High occupancy · Growing revenue | $9,890 | 44% | |
Fortaleza High occupancy · Large market | $7,790 | 43% | |
| 4 | Plano Piloto High occupancy · Year-round demand | $8,040 | 43% |
| 5 | Gramado Growing revenue · Large market | $10,300 | 36% |
| 6 | Foz do Iguaçu Growing revenue · High occupancy | $7,400 | 42% |
| 7 | São Paulo Large market · Year-round demand | $6,320 | 40% |
| 8 | Armação dos Búzios High earnings · Large market | $15,400 | 35% |
| 9 | Tibau do Sul Growing revenue · High occupancy | $9,910 | 36% |
| 10 | Angra dos Reis High earnings · Large market | $12,800 | 34% |
1. Rio de Janeiro
Known for: Large market · High occupancy

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Rio de Janeiro - Avg. revenue
- $13,900 +4% vs. last year
- Occupancy
- 43%
- Nightly rate
- $120
- Active listings
- 33,100
Where it places among the 211 ranked markets in Brazil
- Revenue Top 4%
- Occupancy Top 3%
- Market size Top 1%
- Year-round Top 13%
- Growth Top 31%
- How it earns
- Rio de Janeiro fills more nights than most of Brazil: 43% of them, the fifth-highest occupancy of the 211 ranked markets, at about $120 a night. That adds up to $13,900 per listing over the year, the seventh-highest of the 211 ranked markets. A typical listing takes in about $1,140 a month; the top quarter clear $2,150 or more.
- When it earns
- Demand in Rio de Janeiro holds up through the year: October, the slowest month, still brings in about two-thirds of February's revenue.
- Who books
- 44% of guests travel from abroad, most often from the United States and Argentina.
- What sells
- The most common entire home has 1 bedroom (49% of entire homes), and apartments and condos make up 91% of supply.
- Who it suits
- It suits buyers who want income that holds up all year.
Revenue per listing by month
$2,140 $1,370- Median listing
- $1,140/mo
- Top 25% of listings
- $2,150+/mo
- Booked ahead
- 40 days
- Average stay
- 6 nights
- Guests from abroad
- 44%
- Most common home size
- 1 bedroom
Areas in the full report: Copacabana · Ipanema · Lapa
Full Rio de Janeiro Airbnb report2. Maceió
Known for: High occupancy · Growing revenue

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Maceió - Avg. revenue
- $9,890 +22% vs. last year
- Occupancy
- 44%
- Nightly rate
- $82
- Active listings
- 3,660
Where it places among the 211 ranked markets in Brazil
- Revenue Top 18%
- Occupancy Top 2%
- Market size Top 10%
- Year-round Bottom 28%
- Growth Top 4%
- How it earns
- Maceió earns on volume. Rates run below the Brazil average at about $82 a night, but listings book 44% of nights. Listings averaged $9,890 in revenue over the year, 27% above the Brazil average. In a typical month the median listing brings in about $913, and the best quarter clear $1,520. Revenue per listing rose 22% over the year, helped by nightly rates 31% higher, even as the number of listings grew 73%.
- When it earns
- Maceió's season runs from December to March, peaking in January at about $2,000 per listing; May, the quietest month, brings in about $704.
- What sells
- One-bedroom homes lead the market (48% of entire homes), and apartments and condos make up 88% of supply.
- Who books
- Guests are overwhelmingly domestic (88%); the most common home cities are São Paulo, Pernambuco and Rio de Janeiro.
- Who it suits
- Best for buyers who can carry costs through a quiet May and would rather price for occupancy than for rate.
Revenue per listing by month
$2,000 $704- Median listing
- $913/mo
- Top 25% of listings
- $1,520+/mo
- Booked ahead
- 42 days
- Average stay
- 6 nights
- Most common home size
- 1 bedroom
- Superhosts
- 51%
Areas in the full report: Pajucara · Jatiuca · Ponta Verde
Full Maceió Airbnb report3. Fortaleza
Known for: High occupancy · Large market

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Fortaleza - Avg. revenue
- $7,790 +13% vs. last year
- Occupancy
- 43%
- Nightly rate
- $65
- Active listings
- 3,560
Where it places among the 211 ranked markets in Brazil
- Revenue Top 30%
- Occupancy Top 2%
- Market size Top 12%
- Year-round Top 30%
- Growth Top 15%
- How it earns
- Rates in Fortaleza sit below the Brazil average, at about $65 a night, but listings are booked on 43% of nights. Revenue per listing, $7,790, is close to the Brazil average. Month to month, the median listing earns about $742 and a top-quarter listing $1,320 or more. Revenue per listing rose 13% over the year, helped by nightly rates 25% higher, even as the number of listings grew 50%.
- When it earns
- Fortaleza has two seasons, July–August and December–January. July is the strongest month at about $1,270 per listing, and April the quietest at about $694.
- Guest expectations
- Average ratings (4.75 stars) trail the typical market in Brazil (4.85), which leaves room for a well-run listing to stand out.
- What sells
- Smaller places set the market: only 12% of entire homes have three or more bedrooms, against about 27% in the typical market in Brazil; apartments and condos make up 89% of supply.
- Who it suits
- A good fit for buyers who would rather price for occupancy than for rate and prefer a smaller one- or two-bedroom place.
Revenue per listing by month
$1,270 $694- Median listing
- $742/mo
- Top 25% of listings
- $1,320+/mo
- Booked ahead
- 35 days
- Average stay
- 6 nights
- Most common home size
- 2 bedrooms
- Superhosts
- 43%
Areas in the full report: Praia do Futuro · Centro · Aldeota
Full Fortaleza Airbnb report4. Plano Piloto
Known for: High occupancy · Year-round demand

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Plano Piloto - Avg. revenue
- $8,040 +4% vs. last year
- Occupancy
- 43%
- Nightly rate
- $71
- Active listings
- 2,080
Where it places among the 211 ranked markets in Brazil
- Revenue Top 27%
- Occupancy Top 3%
- Market size Top 23%
- Year-round Top 16%
- Growth Top 32%
- How it earns
- Plano Piloto earns on volume. Rates run below the Brazil average at about $71 a night, but listings book 43% of nights. Revenue per listing, $8,040, is close to the Brazil average. A typical listing takes in about $714 a month; the top quarter clear $1,150 or more.
- When it earns
- Plano Piloto earns steadily through the year, from about $636 per listing in January to $1,020 in November. Guests book later than in most of Brazil, about 24 days ahead against roughly 35 for the typical market in Brazil, so pricing close to the date matters; stays average 6 nights.
- What sells
- Few listings are large: just 2% have three or more bedrooms, against about 27% in the typical market in Brazil; apartments and condos make up 87% of supply.
- Guest expectations
- Average ratings (4.78 stars) trail the typical market in Brazil (4.85), which leaves room for a well-run listing to stand out.
- Who it suits
- It suits buyers who would rather price for occupancy than for rate and prefer a smaller one- or two-bedroom place.
Revenue per listing by month
$1,020 $636- Median listing
- $714/mo
- Top 25% of listings
- $1,150+/mo
- Booked ahead
- 24 days
- Average stay
- 6 nights
- Most common home size
- 1 bedroom
- Superhosts
- 56%
Areas in the full report: Asa Sul · Asa Norte · Sudoeste
Full Plano Piloto Airbnb report5. Gramado
Known for: Growing revenue · Large market

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Gramado - Avg. revenue
- $10,300 +36% vs. last year
- Occupancy
- 36%
- Nightly rate
- $105
- Active listings
- 3,490
Where it places among the 211 ranked markets in Brazil
- Revenue Top 14%
- Occupancy Top 20%
- Market size Top 13%
- Year-round Bottom 19%
- Growth Top 2%
- How it earns
- Gramado books 36% of nights at about $105 a night, close to the typical market in Brazil. Listings averaged $10,300 in revenue over the year, 32% above the Brazil average. In a typical month the median listing brings in about $954, and the best quarter clear $1,670. Revenue per listing rose 36% over the year, the second-biggest gain in Brazil, helped by nightly rates 21% higher, even as the number of listings grew 27%.
- When it earns
- Revenue in Gramado peaks twice, over November–January and again over June–July; July leads at about $2,030 per listing, while February brings in about $641. Guests book early, about 48 days ahead against roughly 35 for the typical market in Brazil, and stay about 5 nights.
- What sells
- The most common entire home has 2 bedrooms (47% of entire homes), and apartments and condos make up 77% of supply.
- Who it suits
- Best for buyers who can ride out a slow February and plan to use a professional manager or run a polished operation.
Revenue per listing by month
$2,030 $641- Median listing
- $954/mo
- Top 25% of listings
- $1,670+/mo
- Booked ahead
- 48 days
- Average stay
- 5 nights
- Most common home size
- 2 bedrooms
- Superhosts
- 59%
Areas in the full report: Centro · Lago Negro · Rua Coberta
Full Gramado Airbnb report6. Foz do Iguaçu
Known for: Growing revenue · High occupancy

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Foz do Iguaçu - Avg. revenue
- $7,400 +25% vs. last year
- Occupancy
- 42%
- Nightly rate
- $70
- Active listings
- 3,200
Where it places among the 211 ranked markets in Brazil
- Revenue Top 35%
- Occupancy Top 5%
- Market size Top 15%
- Year-round Top 46%
- Growth Top 3%
- How it earns
- Rates in Foz do Iguaçu sit below the Brazil average, at about $70 a night, but listings are booked on 42% of nights. Moderate rates keep revenue per listing at $7,400, 5% below the Brazil average. Month to month, the median listing earns about $718 and a top-quarter listing $1,200 or more. Revenue per listing rose 25% over the year, helped by nightly rates 32% higher, even as the number of listings grew 97%.
- When it earns
- Foz do Iguaçu has two seasons, December–January and July. July is the strongest month at about $1,210 per listing, and September the quietest at about $588. Bookings arrive closer to the date than in most of Brazil, about 26 days before check-in, and guests stay about 4 nights.
- Who books
- Most guests are domestic (82%), and Argentina and the United States send the most visitors from abroad.
- Who it suits
- A good fit for buyers who would rather price for occupancy than for rate and are comfortable adjusting prices close to the date.
Revenue per listing by month
$1,210 $588- Median listing
- $718/mo
- Top 25% of listings
- $1,200+/mo
- Booked ahead
- 26 days
- Average stay
- 4 nights
- Guests from abroad
- 18%
- Most common home size
- 2 bedrooms
Areas in the full report: Iguaçu National Park · City Center · Cataratas Avenue
Full Foz do Iguaçu Airbnb report7. São Paulo
Known for: Large market · Year-round demand

Top-earning Airbnb listings in São Paulo - Avg. revenue
- $6,320 −3% vs. last year
- Occupancy
- 40%
- Nightly rate
- $60
- Active listings
- 34,900
Where it places among the 211 ranked markets in Brazil
- Revenue Top 46%
- Occupancy Top 7%
- Market size Top 1%
- Year-round Top 2%
- Growth Bottom 49%
- How it earns
- São Paulo earns on volume. Rates run below the Brazil average at about $60 a night, but listings book 40% of nights. Moderate rates keep revenue per listing at $6,320, 19% below the Brazil average. Its place at #7 rests on market size (top 1%) and year-round demand (top 2%) rather than on revenue per listing. A typical listing takes in about $625 a month; the top quarter clear $1,050 or more.
- When it earns
- Demand in São Paulo holds up through the year: February, the slowest month, still brings in about three-quarters of November's revenue. Guests book later than in most of Brazil, about 25 days ahead against roughly 35 for the typical market in Brazil, so pricing close to the date matters; stays average 5 nights.
- What sells
- Smaller places set the market: only 3% of entire homes have three or more bedrooms, against about 27% in the typical market in Brazil; apartments and condos make up 89% of supply.
- Guest expectations
- Average ratings (4.77 stars) trail the typical market in Brazil (4.85), which leaves room for a well-run listing to stand out.
- Who it suits
- It suits buyers who want income that holds up all year and would rather price for occupancy than for rate.
Revenue per listing by month
$903 $649- Median listing
- $625/mo
- Top 25% of listings
- $1,050+/mo
- Booked ahead
- 25 days
- Average stay
- 5 nights
- Most common home size
- 1 bedroom
- Superhosts
- 53%
Areas in the full report: Jardins · Vila Madalena · Centro
Full São Paulo Airbnb report8. Armação dos Búzios
Known for: High earnings · Large market

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Armação dos Búzios - Avg. revenue
- $15,400 −6% vs. last year
- Occupancy
- 35%
- Nightly rate
- $185
- Active listings
- 5,030
Where it places among the 211 ranked markets in Brazil
- Revenue Top 1%
- Occupancy Top 22%
- Market size Top 8%
- Year-round Bottom 25%
- Growth Bottom 33%
- How it earns
- Armação dos Búzios earns on price: guests pay about $185 a night, 83% above the Brazil average. Listings averaged $15,400 in revenue over the year, the highest of the 211 ranked markets. In a typical month the median listing brings in about $1,200, and the best quarter clear $2,570. Revenue per listing slipped 6% over the year even with rates 10% higher, as bookings softened.
- When it earns
- Revenue in Armação dos Búzios concentrates from December to March: January earns about $3,810 per listing, about three times as much as September. Bookings arrive well in advance, about 46 days before check-in, so much of a season's calendar fills early; stays average 5 nights.
- Who books
- More than a third of guests (36%) travel from abroad, most often from Argentina and Chile.
- What sells
- Big homes set the market: 53% of entire homes have three or more bedrooms, against about 27% in the typical market in Brazil, and houses make up 70% of supply.
- Who it suits
- Best for buyers who can furnish and price for a premium stay and are prepared for thin bookings around September.
Revenue per listing by month
$3,810 $1,300- Median listing
- $1,200/mo
- Top 25% of listings
- $2,570+/mo
- Booked ahead
- 46 days
- Average stay
- 5 nights
- Guests from abroad
- 36%
- Most common home size
- 1 bedroom
Areas in the full report: Rua das Pedras · Geribá · João Fernandes
Full Armação dos Búzios Airbnb report9. Tibau do Sul
Known for: Growing revenue · High occupancy

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Tibau do Sul - Avg. revenue
- $9,910 +14% vs. last year
- Occupancy
- 36%
- Nightly rate
- $105
- Active listings
- 1,600
Where it places among the 211 ranked markets in Brazil
- Revenue Top 17%
- Occupancy Top 16%
- Market size Top 28%
- Year-round Bottom 43%
- Growth Top 12%
- How it earns
- Tibau do Sul books 36% of nights at about $105 a night, close to the typical market in Brazil. Average revenue per listing came to $9,910, 27% above the Brazil average. Month to month, the median listing earns about $833 and a top-quarter listing $1,600 or more. Revenue per listing rose 14% over the year, helped by nightly rates 17% higher, even as the number of listings grew 33%.
- When it earns
- Revenue in Tibau do Sul peaks twice, over December–March and again over July–August; January leads at about $1,910 per listing, while May brings in about $801.
- Who books
- More than a quarter of guests (27%) travel from abroad, most often from Argentina and Uruguay.
- What sells
- One-bedroom homes lead the market (46% of entire homes), and houses make up 47% of supply.
Revenue per listing by month
$1,910 $801- Median listing
- $833/mo
- Top 25% of listings
- $1,600+/mo
- Booked ahead
- 43 days
- Average stay
- 6 nights
- Guests from abroad
- 27%
- Most common home size
- 1 bedroom
Areas in the full report: Ponta do Madeiro · Praia da Pipa · Praia das Minas
Full Tibau do Sul Airbnb report10. Angra dos Reis
Known for: High earnings · Large market

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Angra dos Reis - Avg. revenue
- $12,800 −5% vs. last year
- Occupancy
- 34%
- Nightly rate
- $170
- Active listings
- 2,950
Where it places among the 211 ranked markets in Brazil
- Revenue Top 6%
- Occupancy Top 28%
- Market size Top 17%
- Year-round Bottom 42%
- Growth Bottom 40%
- How it earns
- Nightly rates set Angra dos Reis apart: about $170, 66% above the Brazil average. That adds up to $12,800 per listing over the year, 64% above the Brazil average. A typical listing takes in about $962 a month; the top quarter clear $1,940 or more.
- When it earns
- In Angra dos Reis, the months from December to April earn above the yearly average, led by January at about $2,650 per listing; September is the low point at about $1,080.
- Who books
- 45% of guests travel from abroad, most often from Argentina and France.
- Guest expectations
- Average ratings (4.79 stars) trail the typical market in Brazil (4.85), which leaves room for a well-run listing to stand out.
- Who it suits
- A good fit for buyers who can furnish and price for a premium stay.
Revenue per listing by month
$2,650 $1,080- Median listing
- $962/mo
- Top 25% of listings
- $1,940+/mo
- Booked ahead
- 41 days
- Average stay
- 4 nights
- Guests from abroad
- 45%
- Most common home size
- 1 bedroom
Areas in the full report: Praia do Lido · Angra dos Reis Historic Center · Japuíba
Full Angra dos Reis Airbnb report
Full ranking
How the Top 100 Markets in Brazil Compare
The overall ranking with the five measures behind it. "Slow month" is a market's weakest month of revenue as a share of its best, so a higher figure means steadier income. Select a column heading to re-sort.
| Rio de Janeiro Large market, high occupancy | $13,872 | 43% | $120 | 64% | +4% | 33,138 | |
| Maceió High occupancy, growing revenue | $9,894 | 44% | $82 | 35% | +22% | 3,664 | |
| Fortaleza High occupancy, large market | $7,786 | 43% | $65 | 55% | +13% | 3,561 | |
| 4 | Plano Piloto High occupancy, year-round demand | $8,037 | 43% | $71 | 62% | +4% | 2,083 |
| 5 | Gramado Growing revenue, large market | $10,331 | 36% | $106 | 32% | +36% | 3,485 |
| 6 | Foz do Iguaçu Growing revenue, high occupancy | $7,401 | 42% | $70 | 48% | +25% | 3,200 |
| 7 | São Paulo Large market, year-round demand | $6,320 | 40% | $60 | 72% | −3% | 34,925 |
| 8 | Armação dos Búzios High earnings, large market | $15,382 | 35% | $185 | 34% | −6% | 5,033 |
| 9 | Tibau do Sul Growing revenue, high occupancy | $9,905 | 36% | $104 | 42% | +14% | 1,597 |
| 10 | Angra dos Reis High earnings, large market | $12,796 | 34% | $168 | 41% | −5% | 2,945 |
| 11 | Ipojuca Large market, high earnings | $10,767 | 37% | $125 | 34% | −7% | 5,467 |
| 12 | Vitória High occupancy, growing revenue | $6,482 | 42% | $58 | 70% | +22% | 769 |
| 13 | Balneário Camboriú Large market, high earnings | $11,672 | 37% | $133 | 30% | −7% | 5,276 |
| 14 | Paraty Large market, high earnings | $9,605 | 31% | $120 | 51% | +1% | 3,577 |
| 15 | Curitiba High occupancy, large market | $5,290 | 42% | $48 | 63% | +9% | 5,828 |
| 16 | São Sebastião High earnings, large market | $14,696 | 30% | $204 | 31% | +3% | 6,911 |
| 17 | Vila Velha High occupancy, growing revenue | $7,114 | 40% | $74 | 47% | +8% | 2,340 |
| 18 | Recife High occupancy, year-round demand | $5,614 | 40% | $57 | 62% | +9% | 2,923 |
| 19 | Ilhabela High earnings, large market | $11,613 | 32% | $148 | 41% | −3% | 3,084 |
| 20 | Pirenópolis Year-round demand, high earnings | $10,994 | 28% | $137 | 66% | +6% | 1,601 |
| 21 | Porto Seguro Large market, high earnings | $10,848 | 33% | $147 | 38% | −8% | 4,588 |
| 22 | Arraial do Cabo Large market, high occupancy | $8,311 | 36% | $91 | 36% | +3% | 3,758 |
| 23 | Niterói High occupancy, year-round demand | $8,244 | 36% | $94 | 61% | −7% | 1,225 |
| 24 | Olímpia High occupancy, large market | $6,716 | 38% | $90 | 60% | −5% | 2,471 |
| 25 | Belo Horizonte High occupancy, year-round demand | $5,528 | 40% | $53 | 67% | 0% | 3,786 |
| 26 | Bertioga High earnings, large market | $15,152 | 31% | $209 | 26% | −5% | 5,304 |
| 27 | Aquiraz High earnings, growing revenue | $11,160 | 31% | $146 | 41% | +6% | 1,249 |
| 28 | Florianópolis Large market, high occupancy | $8,886 | 37% | $119 | 27% | −8% | 20,255 |
| 29 | Itacaré High occupancy, high earnings | $8,851 | 36% | $101 | 42% | +3% | 1,071 |
| 30 | Campinas Year-round demand, high occupancy | $5,542 | 39% | $57 | 70% | +1% | 1,788 |
| 31 | Petrópolis High earnings, year-round demand | $11,202 | 26% | $155 | 62% | −3% | 2,484 |
| 32 | Ubatuba Large market, high earnings | $9,270 | 33% | $116 | 34% | −7% | 12,763 |
| 33 | Natal High occupancy, growing revenue | $6,070 | 40% | $55 | 47% | +10% | 1,901 |
| 34 | Porto Alegre Year-round demand, growing revenue | $4,304 | 38% | $45 | 76% | +18% | 3,503 |
| 35 | Campos do Jordão High earnings, large market | $12,485 | 28% | $162 | 34% | +4% | 3,553 |
| 36 | Santo Antônio do Pinhal High earnings, growing revenue | $11,821 | 32% | $125 | 46% | +6% | 585 |
| 37 | Maragogi High earnings, growing revenue | $10,473 | 32% | $129 | 38% | +11% | 952 |
| 38 | João Pessoa Large market, high occupancy | $6,371 | 39% | $66 | 40% | – | 6,162 |
| 39 | Atibaia High earnings, growing revenue | $13,959 | 29% | $191 | 45% | +6% | 675 |
| 40 | Gonçalves High earnings, growing revenue | $12,553 | 29% | $140 | 47% | +15% | 566 |
| 41 | São José dos Campos High occupancy, year-round demand | $7,198 | 37% | $90 | 54% | −4% | 965 |
| 42 | Salvador Large market, high occupancy | $5,892 | 37% | $72 | 47% | −7% | 7,903 |
| 43 | Brasília High occupancy, large market | $5,613 | 42% | $61 | 51% | – | 2,200 |
| 44 | Goiânia Year-round demand, growing revenue | $4,774 | 34% | $56 | 66% | +14% | 3,029 |
| 45 | São Pedro High earnings, growing revenue | $9,437 | 31% | $128 | 57% | +5% | 497 |
| 46 | Canela Growing revenue, large market | $7,760 | 32% | $92 | 35% | +23% | 1,269 |
| 47 | Jijoca de Jericoacoara High earnings, growing revenue | $11,046 | 33% | $118 | 44% | +10% | 396 |
| 48 | Socorro High earnings, year-round demand | $10,209 | 29% | $121 | 50% | −1% | 857 |
| 49 | Bombinhas Large market, high occupancy | $7,907 | 35% | $124 | 17% | −5% | 5,714 |
| 50 | Belém Year-round demand, large market | $5,646 | 33% | $89 | 61% | – | 2,311 |
| 51 | Mata de São João High earnings, large market | $13,575 | 28% | $215 | 34% | −1% | 1,655 |
| 52 | Teresópolis High earnings, year-round demand | $8,751 | 29% | $121 | 56% | +4% | 858 |
| 53 | Alto Paraíso de Goiás Growing revenue, high earnings | $8,513 | 28% | $98 | 45% | +15% | 1,359 |
| 54 | Penha High occupancy, large market | $7,971 | 35% | $91 | 27% | −4% | 1,842 |
| 55 | Santos Large market, high occupancy | $6,628 | 35% | $78 | 43% | −8% | 2,581 |
| 56 | Barueri Year-round demand, high occupancy | $6,341 | 39% | $64 | 67% | −16% | 665 |
| 57 | Mairiporã High earnings | $12,924 | 29% | $174 | 48% | −2% | 596 |
| 58 | Tiradentes Growing revenue, high earnings | $9,185 | 28% | $110 | 49% | +14% | 689 |
| 59 | Serra Negra Growing revenue, high earnings | $8,406 | 29% | $92 | 50% | +14% | 614 |
| 60 | Cabo Frio Large market | $6,454 | 33% | $92 | 33% | −3% | 6,820 |
| 61 | Águas Claras High occupancy, year-round demand | $5,369 | 45% | $43 | 71% | +14% | 378 |
| 62 | Porto de Pedras High earnings | $13,999 | 33% | $175 | 34% | −11% | 534 |
| 63 | São Roque High earnings, year-round demand | $12,178 | 29% | $145 | 58% | −10% | 552 |
| 64 | Domingos Martins High earnings, growing revenue | $8,886 | 27% | $126 | 52% | +5% | 717 |
| 65 | Caucaia High earnings | $8,572 | 30% | $109 | 44% | +1% | 845 |
| 66 | Garopaba Large market | $7,813 | 33% | $122 | 24% | −6% | 2,242 |
| 67 | Itapema Large market, high occupancy | $7,666 | 35% | $127 | 20% | −12% | 2,959 |
| 68 | Águas de Lindóia Growing revenue, year-round demand | $7,598 | 31% | $81 | 53% | +22% | 422 |
| 69 | Londrina Year-round demand, high occupancy | $4,716 | 40% | $48 | 70% | −2% | 840 |
| 70 | São Bento do Sapucaí High earnings, growing revenue | $11,399 | 29% | $124 | 45% | +3% | 527 |
| 71 | Brumadinho Year-round demand, high earnings | $9,652 | 29% | $118 | 68% | +6% | 313 |
| 72 | Capitólio High earnings, year-round demand | $9,512 | 25% | $163 | 60% | +7% | 655 |
| 73 | Cairu High earnings, large market | $7,888 | 32% | $109 | 38% | −5% | 1,081 |
| 74 | Ouro Preto Growing revenue | $6,597 | 31% | $70 | 49% | +4% | 981 |
| 75 | Guarapari Large market, growing revenue | $6,442 | 32% | $99 | 31% | +2% | 4,016 |
| 76 | Bento Gonçalves Growing revenue, year-round demand | $6,284 | 34% | $66 | 51% | +18% | 505 |
| 77 | Aracaju High occupancy, large market | $5,437 | 35% | $69 | 49% | – | 1,658 |
| 78 | Camaçari High earnings, large market | $10,033 | 27% | $181 | 35% | −5% | 2,505 |
| 79 | Jundiaí High occupancy, year-round demand | $7,984 | 40% | $90 | 60% | −18% | 315 |
| 80 | Guarujá Large market | $7,433 | 29% | $123 | 35% | −6% | 8,436 |
| 81 | Sudoeste e Octogonal High occupancy, year-round demand | $5,451 | 49% | $41 | 63% | +13% | 338 |
| 82 | Sorocaba High occupancy, growing revenue | $4,715 | 36% | $61 | 60% | +9% | 754 |
| 83 | Maringá Year-round demand, high occupancy | $4,384 | 38% | $45 | 68% | 0% | 798 |
| 84 | Camanducaia High earnings, growing revenue | $10,099 | 28% | $127 | 36% | +5% | 695 |
| 85 | Tamandaré High earnings, large market | $10,001 | 30% | $145 | 28% | −13% | 1,674 |
| 86 | Mangaratiba High earnings | $9,520 | 29% | $146 | 41% | −9% | 976 |
| 87 | Ibiúna High earnings | $12,390 | 26% | $186 | 49% | −10% | 700 |
| 88 | New Fribourg Growing revenue, year-round demand | $6,390 | 27% | $86 | 60% | +16% | 831 |
| 89 | Guarulhos Year-round demand, high occupancy | $3,943 | 36% | $44 | 73% | – | 942 |
| 90 | Urubici Growing revenue, high earnings | $8,555 | 26% | $114 | 35% | +15% | 995 |
| 91 | Maraú Growing revenue, large market | $7,741 | 27% | $159 | 37% | +13% | 1,094 |
| 92 | Governador Celso Ramos Large market | $7,223 | 33% | $146 | 17% | −15% | 2,010 |
| 93 | Ribeirão Preto Large market, growing revenue | $5,332 | 32% | $78 | 43% | +3% | 1,678 |
| 94 | Caldas Novas Large market, year-round demand | $5,008 | 31% | $72 | 50% | −3% | 3,336 |
| 95 | São José do Rio Preto Year-round demand, high occupancy | $4,762 | 37% | $51 | 69% | −4% | 584 |
| 96 | Mairinque High earnings | $13,944 | 27% | $195 | 48% | −8% | 449 |
| 97 | São Miguel dos Milagres High earnings | $10,054 | 30% | $137 | 38% | −19% | 673 |
| 98 | Cotia High earnings, year-round demand | $9,135 | 31% | $142 | 51% | −4% | 355 |
| 99 | Santana do Riacho Year-round demand, growing revenue | $7,812 | 25% | $114 | 71% | +3% | 499 |
| 100 | São Luís High occupancy, year-round demand | $4,673 | 35% | $52 | 54% | – | 1,000 |
By measure
Brazil Airbnb Markets Ranked by Revenue, Nightly Rate and Occupancy
The overall ranking balances five measures. These lists take one at a time, for buyers who care most about income, pricing power, bookings, a steady calendar, momentum or market size.
Highest-earning Airbnb markets in Brazil
Average annual revenue per active listing over the past 12 months. Markets with at least 600 listings.
| # | Market | Revenue |
|---|---|---|
| Armação dos Búzios #8 overall | $15,400 | |
| Bertioga #26 overall | $15,200 | |
| São Sebastião #16 overall | $14,700 | |
| 4 | Atibaia #39 overall | $14,000 |
| 5 | Rio de Janeiro #1 overall | $13,900 |
| 6 | Mata de São João #51 overall | $13,600 |
| 7 | Angra dos Reis #10 overall | $12,800 |
| 8 | Campos do Jordão #35 overall | $12,500 |
| 9 | Ibiúna #87 overall | $12,400 |
| 10 | Balneário Camboriú #13 overall | $11,700 |
| 11 | Ilhabela #19 overall | $11,600 |
| 12 | Petrópolis #31 overall | $11,200 |
| 13 | Aquiraz #27 overall | $11,200 |
| 14 | Pirenópolis #20 overall | $11,000 |
| 15 | Porto Seguro #21 overall | $10,800 |
| 16 | Ipojuca #11 overall | $10,800 |
| 17 | Maragogi #37 overall | $10,500 |
| 18 | Gramado #5 overall | $10,300 |
| 19 | Socorro #48 overall | $10,200 |
| 20 | Camanducaia #84 overall | $10,100 |
| 21 | São Miguel dos Milagres #97 overall | $10,100 |
| 22 | Camaçari #78 overall | $10,000 |
| 23 | Tamandaré #85 overall | $10,000 |
| 24 | Tibau do Sul #9 overall | $9,910 |
| 25 | Maceió #2 overall | $9,890 |
Most expensive Airbnb markets in Brazil by nightly rate
Average rate per booked night. A high rate earns most where occupancy holds up too. Markets with at least 600 listings.
| # | Market | Nightly |
|---|---|---|
| Mata de São João #51 overall | $215 | |
| Bertioga #26 overall | $210 | |
| São Sebastião #16 overall | $205 | |
| 4 | Atibaia #39 overall | $190 |
| 5 | Ibiúna #87 overall | $185 |
| 6 | Armação dos Búzios #8 overall | $185 |
| 7 | Camaçari #78 overall | $180 |
| 8 | Angra dos Reis #10 overall | $170 |
| 9 | Xangri-lá #147 overall | $170 |
| 10 | Capitólio #72 overall | $165 |
| 11 | Campos do Jordão #35 overall | $160 |
| 12 | Maraú #91 overall | $160 |
| 13 | Petrópolis #31 overall | $155 |
| 14 | Ilhabela #19 overall | $150 |
| 15 | Porto Seguro #21 overall | $145 |
| 16 | Governador Celso Ramos #92 overall | $145 |
| 17 | Mangaratiba #86 overall | $145 |
| 18 | Aquiraz #27 overall | $145 |
| 19 | Tamandaré #85 overall | $145 |
| 20 | São Miguel dos Milagres #97 overall | $135 |
| 21 | Pirenópolis #20 overall | $135 |
| 22 | Balneário Camboriú #13 overall | $135 |
| 23 | Maragogi #37 overall | $130 |
| 24 | Camanducaia #84 overall | $125 |
| 25 | Itapema #67 overall | $125 |
Highest-occupancy Airbnb markets in Brazil
Share of available nights booked over the past 12 months. Markets with at least 600 listings.
| # | Market | Occupancy |
|---|---|---|
| Maceió #2 overall | 44% | |
| Fortaleza #3 overall | 43% | |
| Rio de Janeiro #1 overall | 43% | |
| 4 | Plano Piloto #4 overall | 43% |
| 5 | Vitória #12 overall | 42% |
| 6 | Brasília #43 overall | 42% |
| 7 | Foz do Iguaçu #6 overall | 42% |
| 8 | Curitiba #15 overall | 42% |
| 9 | Natal #33 overall | 40% |
| 10 | São Paulo #7 overall | 40% |
| 11 | Recife #18 overall | 40% |
| 12 | Londrina #69 overall | 40% |
| 13 | Vila Velha #17 overall | 40% |
| 14 | Belo Horizonte #25 overall | 40% |
| 15 | Campinas #30 overall | 39% |
| 16 | João Pessoa #38 overall | 39% |
| 17 | Barueri #56 overall | 39% |
| 18 | Olímpia #24 overall | 38% |
| 19 | Maringá #83 overall | 38% |
| 20 | Porto Alegre #34 overall | 38% |
| 21 | Manaus #112 overall | 38% |
| 22 | Florianópolis #28 overall | 37% |
| 23 | Ipojuca #11 overall | 37% |
| 24 | Salvador #42 overall | 37% |
| 25 | Balneário Camboriú #13 overall | 37% |
Most year-round Airbnb markets in Brazil
Revenue in the slowest month as a share of the best month, so a higher figure means steadier income. Markets with at least 600 listings.
| # | Market | Slow month |
|---|---|---|
| Porto Alegre #34 overall | 76% | |
| Guarulhos #89 overall | 73% | |
| São Paulo #7 overall | 72% | |
| 4 | Campinas #30 overall | 70% |
| 5 | Campo Grande #103 overall | 70% |
| 6 | Londrina #69 overall | 70% |
| 7 | Vitória #12 overall | 70% |
| 8 | Maringá #83 overall | 68% |
| 9 | Belo Horizonte #25 overall | 67% |
| 10 | Barueri #56 overall | 67% |
| 11 | Goiânia #44 overall | 66% |
| 12 | Pirenópolis #20 overall | 66% |
| 13 | Cuiabá #111 overall | 66% |
| 14 | Rio de Janeiro #1 overall | 64% |
| 15 | Curitiba #15 overall | 63% |
| 16 | Recife #18 overall | 62% |
| 17 | Petrópolis #31 overall | 62% |
| 18 | Plano Piloto #4 overall | 62% |
| 19 | Pelotas #146 overall | 62% |
| 20 | Juiz de Fora #125 overall | 62% |
| 21 | Belém #50 overall | 61% |
| 22 | Niterói #23 overall | 61% |
| 23 | Uberlândia #121 overall | 61% |
| 24 | Olímpia #24 overall | 60% |
| 25 | New Fribourg #88 overall | 60% |
Fastest-growing Airbnb markets in Brazil
Change in revenue per listing from the year before, among markets where it rose. Markets with at least 600 listings.
| # | Market | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Gramado #5 overall | +36% | |
| Foz do Iguaçu #6 overall | +25% | |
| Canela #46 overall | +23% | |
| 4 | Maceió #2 overall | +22% |
| 5 | Vitória #12 overall | +22% |
| 6 | Porto Alegre #34 overall | +18% |
| 7 | New Fribourg #88 overall | +16% |
| 8 | Alto Paraíso de Goiás #53 overall | +15% |
| 9 | Gravatá #137 overall | +15% |
| 10 | Urubici #90 overall | +15% |
| 11 | Tibau do Sul #9 overall | +14% |
| 12 | Tiradentes #58 overall | +14% |
| 13 | Serra Negra #59 overall | +14% |
| 14 | Goiânia #44 overall | +14% |
| 15 | Fortaleza #3 overall | +13% |
| 16 | Maraú #91 overall | +13% |
| 17 | Maragogi #37 overall | +11% |
| 18 | Natal #33 overall | +10% |
| 19 | Sorocaba #82 overall | +9% |
| 20 | Curitiba #15 overall | +9% |
| 21 | Recife #18 overall | +9% |
| 22 | Vila Velha #17 overall | +8% |
| 23 | Campina Grande #196 overall | +8% |
| 24 | Joinville #116 overall | +7% |
| 25 | Poços de Caldas #119 overall | +7% |
Largest Airbnb markets in Brazil
Active listings. Bigger markets have more comparable rentals to price against and more buyers at resale.
| # | Market | Listings |
|---|---|---|
| São Paulo #7 overall | 34,900 | |
| Rio de Janeiro #1 overall | 33,100 | |
| Florianópolis #28 overall | 20,300 | |
| 4 | Ubatuba #32 overall | 12,800 |
| 5 | Guarujá #80 overall | 8,440 |
| 6 | Praia Grande #152 overall | 8,110 |
| 7 | Salvador #42 overall | 7,900 |
| 8 | São Sebastião #16 overall | 6,910 |
| 9 | Cabo Frio #60 overall | 6,820 |
| 10 | João Pessoa #38 overall | 6,160 |
| 11 | Curitiba #15 overall | 5,830 |
| 12 | Bombinhas #49 overall | 5,710 |
| 13 | Ipojuca #11 overall | 5,470 |
| 14 | Bertioga #26 overall | 5,300 |
| 15 | Balneário Camboriú #13 overall | 5,280 |
| 16 | Armação dos Búzios #8 overall | 5,030 |
| 17 | Porto Seguro #21 overall | 4,590 |
| 18 | Guarapari #75 overall | 4,020 |
| 19 | Belo Horizonte #25 overall | 3,790 |
| 20 | Arraial do Cabo #22 overall | 3,760 |
| 21 | Maceió #2 overall | 3,660 |
| 22 | Caraguatatuba #117 overall | 3,600 |
| 23 | Paraty #14 overall | 3,580 |
| 24 | Fortaleza #3 overall | 3,560 |
| 25 | Campos do Jordão #35 overall | 3,550 |
Regions
Best Regions for Airbnb in Brazil
Rio de Janeiro has the highest average revenue per listing of the larger regions in Brazil, at $11,300. Alagoas ($10,500) and Ceará ($8,080) follow. São Paulo places the most markets in the national ranking: 45 of 211, one of them in the top ten.
| Region | Avg. revenue | Occupancy | Top-ranked market |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rio de Janeiro | $11,250 | 37% | Rio de Janeiro #1 |
| Alagoas | $10,543 | 36% | Maceió #2 |
| Ceará | $8,083 | 33% | Fortaleza #3 |
| São Paulo | $7,954 | 33% | São Paulo #7 |
| Pernambuco | $7,945 | 34% | Ipojuca #11 |
| Bahia | $7,650 | 32% | Porto Seguro #21 |
| Santa Catarina | $7,551 | 34% | Balneário Camboriú #13 |
| Rio Grande do Norte | $7,297 | 35% | Tibau do Sul #9 |
| Federal District | $6,604 | 42% | Plano Piloto #4 |
| Espírito Santo | $6,482 | 32% | Vitória #12 |
| Goiás | $6,229 | 30% | Pirenópolis #20 |
| Paraíba | $5,933 | 35% | João Pessoa #38 |
| Minas Gerais | $5,932 | 30% | Belo Horizonte #25 |
| Paraná | $5,655 | 36% | Foz do Iguaçu #6 |
| Pará | $5,296 | 31% | Belém #50 |
Seasonality
When Airbnbs in Brazil Earn the Most
No single month dominates in Brazil: January is the peak for 86 of the 211 ranked markets and July for 67. September is the most common slowest month, in 76 markets.
January earns about 2.1 times what September does
Average revenue per listing across the 211 ranked markets in Brazil, by month
| Month | Avg. revenue per listing | Best month for | Highest-ranked examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | $1,640 | 86 markets | Maceió, Armação dos Búzios, Tibau do Sul |
| February | $1,170 | 4 markets | Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, Olinda |
| March | $1,090 | – | – |
| April | $902 | 1 market | Ribeirão Preto |
| May | $815 | – | – |
| June | $851 | 8 markets | Brasília, Saquarema, Gravatá |
| July | $1,100 | 67 markets | Fortaleza, Gramado, Foz do Iguaçu |
| August | $848 | 4 markets | Sudoeste e Octogonal, Bauru, Vitória da Conquista |
| September | $768 | – | – |
| October | $866 | 1 market | Blumenau |
| November | $917 | 3 markets | Plano Piloto, São Paulo, Barueri |
| December | $1,410 | 37 markets | Niterói, Campinas, Atibaia |
Average revenue is per listing across the ranked markets, the line in the chart above. "Best month for" counts the ranked markets whose own revenue peaks in that month.
Management
Who Manages Airbnbs in Brazil?
229 companies run 10 or more Airbnb listings in Brazil, and companies run 4% of its listings. AirROI ranks the 100 largest by listings, guest rating and growth.
Method
How the Ranking Works
The ranking covers the 211 markets in Brazil with at least 300 active Airbnb listings and data through September 2026. Each market is compared with the others on five measures, and markets are ordered by a weighted blend of where they place on each:
- Revenue per listing (35%): average revenue an active listing earned over the past 12 months.
- Occupancy (20%): share of available nights that were booked.
- Market size (20%): active listings. Bigger markets offer more comparable rentals to price against and more buyers when you sell.
- Year-round demand (15%): revenue in the slowest month as a share of the best month. The latest month is left out when its bookings look incomplete.
- Growth (10%): change in revenue per listing from the year before. Markets whose boundaries changed between years are scored in the middle.
Left out: 63 markets whose data predate the latest refresh and 7 towns listed a second time under another spelling. The score measures how rentals perform. It does not include purchase prices, financing, operating costs or local short-term rental rules, which vary by address and should be checked before buying. Figures are in US dollars and match each market's own report; see the data methodology for how listings are tracked.
To check one property before buying, run its address and size through the Airbnb income calculator for a revenue, occupancy and nightly-rate range from comparable listings.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Airbnb Investing in Brazil
What is the best place to buy an Airbnb in Brazil?
Rio de Janeiro ranks first of the 211 markets in Brazil in AirROI's ranking, with US$13,900 in average revenue per listing and 43% occupancy. Maceió and Fortaleza follow. The ranking weighs revenue, occupancy, market size, seasonality and growth; it leaves out purchase prices.
What are the most profitable Airbnb locations in Brazil?
By revenue per listing, among markets with at least 600 listings, Armação dos Búzios leads at US$15,400 a year, ahead of Bertioga at US$15,200. Profit also depends on what a property costs to buy and run, which varies far more between markets than revenue does.
How much does an Airbnb make in Brazil?
The average active listing in Brazil earned US$7,820 over the 12 months to September 2026, at 34% occupancy. Across the ranked markets, the middle half averaged between US$4,380 and US$8,310 per listing. Averages include listings that operated for only part of the year, so a listing rented all year typically earns more.
What is a good Airbnb occupancy rate in Brazil?
The average listing in Brazil was booked on 34% of available nights over the past 12 months. Half of the ranked markets fall between 28% and 34%, so a market above about 34% sits in the top quarter. Occupancy is only half the picture: a market with lower occupancy can still earn more if its nightly rates are higher.
Where is Airbnb demand highest in Brazil?
Among ranked markets with at least 600 listings, Maceió has the highest occupancy, with 44% of available nights booked, followed by Fortaleza at 43%. Its listings average about US$82 a night and US$9,890 a year.
Where are Airbnb nightly rates highest in Brazil?
Among ranked markets with at least 600 listings, Mata de São João has the highest average nightly rate, about US$215, followed by Bertioga at US$210. Uberlândia is the least expensive, at about US$41. The average booked night in Brazil costs about US$100.
What is the best month for Airbnb in Brazil?
January is the highest-earning month for 86 of the 211 ranked markets, followed by July (67). September is the most common slowest month, in 76 of the 211 markets. Each market's report shows its own month-by-month revenue, occupancy and rates.
Which Airbnb markets in Brazil earn the most evenly through the year?
Among ranked markets with at least 600 listings, Porto Alegre has the steadiest income: its slowest month, February, still earns about three-quarters of its best. Guarulhos follows, at 73%. Steadier markets are easier to budget for, though they do not always earn the most per listing.
Which Airbnb markets are growing fastest in Brazil?
Among ranked markets with at least 600 listings, revenue per listing grew most in Gramado, up 36% on the year before, and in Foz do Iguaçu, up 25%. A single strong year can reflect events or new supply, so it is worth checking a market's monthly trend before relying on it.
Is Airbnb still profitable in Brazil in 2026?
Revenue per listing grew in 81 of the 185 ranked markets with a comparable year of data; in the typical market it fell 2%. Whether a given property profits depends on its purchase price, financing and running costs.
What are the best smaller Airbnb markets in Brazil?
Among ranked markets with fewer than 500 active listings, São Pedro (#45 overall, US$9,440 per listing), Jijoca de Jericoacoara (#47, US$11,000) and Águas Claras (#61, US$5,370) place highest. Smaller markets have fewer comparable rentals to price against, so their averages can move more from year to year.
How many Airbnb listings are there in Brazil?
AirROI tracked 451,000 active Airbnb listings in Brazil over the 12 months to September 2026, across 931 markets. The largest ranked market is São Paulo, with 34,900 listings, followed by Rio de Janeiro with 33,100.
Which region is best for Airbnb in Brazil?
By average revenue per listing, Rio de Janeiro leads at US$11,300, followed by Alagoas at US$10,500. São Paulo places the most markets in the national ranking: 45 of 211, one of them in the top ten. Within any region, the market you choose matters as much as the region itself.
Directory
Airbnb Data by State and Region in Brazil
Every state and region in Brazil with AirROI Airbnb market data, A–Z. For markets across the continent, see the best places to buy an Airbnb in South America.
B
- Bahia 49 markets
C
- Ceará 32 markets
- Central-West Region 1 market
D
- Distrito Federal 1 market
E
- Espírito Santo 26 markets
F
- Federal District 24 markets
G
- Goiás 26 markets
M
- Maranhão 8 markets
- Mato Grosso 14 markets
- Mato Grosso do Sul 8 markets
- Minas Gerais 134 markets
P
- Pará 13 markets
- Paraíba 13 markets
- Paraná 57 markets
- Pernambuco 26 markets
- Piauí 6 markets
R
- Rio de Janeiro 52 markets
- Rio Grande do Norte 19 markets
- Rio Grande do Sul 79 markets
- Rondônia 4 markets
- Roraima 1 market
S
- Santa Catarina 92 markets
- São Paulo 206 markets
- Sergipe 6 markets
- State of Espírito Santo 1 market
- State of Goiás 3 markets
- State of Minas Gerais 3 markets
- State of Santa Catarina 2 markets
T
- Tocantins 3 markets