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Clube dos Caiçaras: auction of part of the land will be on Tuesday

oglobo15 September 2026 at 08:30

An area equivalent to one third of Caiçaras Island, in Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, in Rio de Janeiro, will be auctioned on Tuesday at 11am, at Rioprevidência's headquarters, in the city center. The initial bid is about R$ 23.4 million and the auction will be in person.

The property belongs to the Single Social Security Fund of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Rioprevidência), which put the area up for sale as part of its plan to divest its real estate portfolio.

The space is occupied by Clube dos Caiçaras, which has used the location for decades for social, sports, and recreational activities. Three months before the auction, on May 5, Rioprevidência renewed for one year the usage authorization of the so-called "1/3 of the island," a document that provides for the continued occupation by the club.

Why this matters

Residents and frequenters of the Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas area may be directly affected, as a community leisure space used for decades may have its management altered. The sale is part of a state policy to divest Rioprevidência's real estate portfolio, and Clube dos Caiçaras may lose the right to use the land after the auction.

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