Endless Península by EDSA: 2, 3 and 4 bedrooms on one of the last plots in the Península

On the price list issued on November 1, 2026, 2-bedroom apartments start at R$ 1.196.098 (BRL), 3-bedroom units at R$ 1.400.496 and 4-bedroom units at R$ 1.858.005. Duplex penthouses start at R$ 2.317.296 and garden units at R$ 1.373.451. Prices vary by building, floor and sun exposure — the full unit-by-unit list is sent via WhatsApp.

A 71.59 m² 2-bedroom apartment in the Reserva building, at R$ 1.196.098 on the November 2026 price list, equivalent to about R$ 16.708 per square meter.

Of the 669 units at Endless, 281 remain available on the November 2026 price list: 139 4-bedroom units, 64 2-bedroom units, 60 3-bedroom units, 15 penthouses and 3 garden units.

Under the November 1, 2026 price list: an 8% down payment at signing, two initial installments of 1.5% in January 2027 and February 2027, 21 monthly installments totaling 14%, 4 semi-annual installments totaling 5% and a 5% lump-sum installment. In the Lagoa building, which has its financing in August 2029, there are 27 monthly and 5 semi-annual installments. The remaining 65% is financed on delivery. For the R$ 1.196.098 unit, this means a R$ 95.688 down payment, monthly installments of R$ 7.974 and R$ 777.465 in financing.

At Rua Tamarindos da Península, 55, inside the Península, in Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro. Endless Mall, with 14 shops, has its own entrance at Av. João Cabral de Mello Neto, 600. Postal code (CEP) 22776-080.

Completion is expected in December 2028.

On this page, in the Floor plans and model apartments section: each floor plan has the matching model apartment video beside it. There are 2 bedrooms from 69 to 73 m², 3 bedrooms from 90 to 92 m², 4 bedrooms from 118 to 131 m², garden units from 111 to 265 m² and duplex or single-level penthouses.

Yes. This page has photos of the façade, the lobby, the balconies, aerial views of the pools, Endless Mall and the decorated rooms, plus the floor plans with the 2-, 3- and 4-bedroom model apartment videos beside them. I send the full material via WhatsApp.

Yes. This page has a video of the model apartment for each unit type — 2, 3 and 4 bedrooms — next to the matching floor plan, filmed at the sales gallery. Then, if it makes sense, I schedule an in-person visit.

Yes. The developer is RJZ Cyrela, Cyrela’s Rio de Janeiro arm. The landscaping and the 8 thousand m² of amenities are designed by EDSA.

One of the world’s largest landscape architecture and urban design firms, with projects in more than 2,500 locations — including Atlantis Paradise Island, in the Bahamas, and Madinat Jumeirah, in Dubai. At Endless, it designed the 8 thousand m² of amenities.

Because it is a 780 thousand m² gated neighborhood, subdivided all at once by Carvalho Hosken, surrounded by a green belt and a protected area. It does not expand: each new development takes one of the remaining plots, and Endless is one of them.

There are 669 residential units across four buildings — Lagoa with 127, Pedra da Gávea with 127, Reserva with 177 and Parque with 224 — plus 14 shops in Endless Mall, on a 16,906.35 m² plot.

Four buildings — Lagoa, Pedra da Gávea, Reserva and Parque — around 8 thousand m² of amenities designed by EDSA, on a 16,906.35 m² plot, with 669 units plus 14 shops in Endless Mall, which has its own entrance. Residential access is at Rua Tamarindos da Península, 55. The amenities include three outdoor pools, a heated indoor pool with a 25 m lap lane, a spa, beach tennis, a court with bleachers and the Endless Bar, inside the Península, a gated neighborhood planned by Carvalho Hosken.

Yes, through the developer’s Flex On program: layout and finish changes, countertop and barbecue kits, deck, cabinets, air conditioning and other add-ons, at an additional cost with their own installment plan, contracted directly with the developer before delivery.

Yes. We consider offers on all units. Send yours via WhatsApp +55 (21) 96684-4828, with the amount and the payment method, and I will present it to the seller and get back to you with the answer.

Yes. Foreigners can buy urban property in Brazil, even without living in the country. You need a CPF (Brazilian individual taxpayer number), which can be requested at a Brazilian consulate, and the purchase is recorded at the Real Estate Registry Office (Cartório de Registro de Imóveis), as for any buyer.

Yes. Visits can be done by video call, floor plans and the price list are sent to you, and signing can be done with a digital certificate or through a power of attorney. I follow every step and refer you to a trusted lawyer to review the contract.

Payment follows the developer’s November 2026 price list: 35% before financing (8% down payment plus initial, monthly, semi-annual and lump-sum installments) and the remaining 65% through bank financing, in February 2029 (August 2029 in the Lagoa building). Funds from abroad come in through an international bank transfer registered by the bank. Bank financing in Brazil for non-residents is limited — most foreign buyers purchase with their own funds.

Yes. The CPF is the individual taxpayer registration of Brazil’s Federal Revenue Service (Receita Federal). Foreigners can apply for it at a Brazilian consulate or online, through the Receita Federal website.

In addition to the price, the buyer pays the ITBI (the municipal property transfer tax) and the registration at the Real Estate Registry Office (cartório). I give you the amounts in the proposal.