Vocation & Branding
Urban vocation and branding. From reading the site to defining the product.
Urban Vocation
An urban vocation study is the stage that identifies what a site already calls for, before program, product and price are defined. It combines socioeconomic analysis, market behavior and field validation, and it reduces the chance of getting the product right and the location wrong.
- Urban vocation study: socioeconomic, qualitative, market and spatial approaches
- Market behavior analysis
- Tourism real estate developments: trajectory and trends
- Studio: urban vocation study in practice
- Conduct an urban vocation study with a socioeconomic and qualitative approach.
- Break the price of a property down into measurable attributes, using hedonic pricing models and multiple regression.
- Combine Census data, the PNAD household survey, ITBI property transfer records, listings and rental platforms into a single diagnosis.
- Recognize the programmatic arrangement of specialized products: condo-hotels, timeshare (multipropriedade), senior living, short-term rentals.
Branding and Communication for the Real Estate Market
Branding here is less about aesthetics than about the identity that makes a development legible to the right audience. The subject covers the brand platform, the identity of the development and the communication strategy, and teaches how to read an ad element by element. The car in the rendering, the absence of a price and the name chosen already say who the property was made for.
- Fundamentals, strategy and identity
- Advanced branding and strategic communication
- Fundamentals of storytelling for the real estate market
- Advanced storytelling: from the hero's journey to storydoing
- Build the brand book of a development, from the brand platform to governance.
- Diagnose which of the three waves of branding a developer, a product or a city operates in today.
- Read a real estate ad technically, element by element, and name the audience it has already chosen.
- Connect brand to the sales funnel: lead, MQL, SQL and the long decision cycle of the property buyer.













