Average income by location
Enter a Brazilian ZIP (CEP) or address and see the average and median household income of the IBGE census tract. It's the same socioeconomic variable Valora's engine uses to enrich market samples.
FAQ
Where does this income data come from?
From the IBGE Demographic Census, aggregated by census tract — the smallest territorial unit of IBGE's grid. It is public, aggregated data (it does not identify specific people or households).
Why does income matter in property appraisal?
Surrounding income is a consolidated proxy for a region's socioeconomic standard, often correlated with unit value. In Valora it enters as a candidate variable in regression models, improving explainability.
Is the lookup free and unlimited?
It's free and requires no sign-up. There is a per-minute request limit for fair use. In Valora, enrichment happens automatically across every sample in your research, in bulk.
Educational support tool. It does not replace the qualified professional's judgment nor the full analysis required by NBR 14653. Results are computed from the data you provide.
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