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Ed. Jacarei occupies Avenida Henrique Valadares in Santa Teresa, on Rio de Janeiro's map of named residential addresses. According to the city's public building records, it rises 13 floors. Mail here is addressed under CEP 20231-030. At 13 floors it stands taller than most named buildings in Santa Teresa, where the typical height is around 6 floors. The city register classifies the address as mixed-use.
Santa Teresa is the bohemian hilltop district above Centro — tram lines, ateliers and 19th-century mansions with bay views. The nearest subway station, Metrô Central do Brasil / Centro, is a 15-minute walk (900 m). For a run or a bench in the shade, Parque das Ruínas is about 13 minutes on foot. The block is tightly packed: 33 other named buildings sit within 200 m of this one. The city block itself holds 6 buildings named in the register.
The everyday basics are close by — NB Panificação Ltda. (bakery, 1 min); Armazém do Campo Produtos da Terra (supermarket, 3 min); M. S. Mercearia (grocer, 2 min). Within about 600 m, the map counts 334 named places to eat and drink — Feijão da Lapa and BSC Restaurante among the closest tables. Centro Físico UpFit is 1 min away and Museu do Corpo de Bombeiros is 4 min away.
Nothing in the building is publicly listed at the moment — for context, Santa Teresa asking prices range about R$ 5,000–R$ 9,000/m².
Address: Avenida Henrique Valadares, Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro
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