Daslu Residences São Paulo

History

Daslu Residences São Paulo is by Mitre Realtyi and is, by the developer’s own declaration, the first residential development under the Daslu brand — the name that made history in São Paulo’s luxury retail scene for its hospitality and elegance, here transposed into housing. The architecture is by Königsberger Vannucchii, the decoration of the common areas and show flats is by Patricia Anastassiadisi, and the landscaping is by Benedito Abbudi.

The plot explains much of the product. It comprises about 2,663 m² brought together on a corner between Alameda Gabriel Monteiro da Silvai and Rua Chabad — the municipal tax register still lists individual plots of 300 and 367 m² there, proof that the assembly is recent. And the zoning is ZEU, an urban structuring corridor: it is the law, not ambition, that allows a tower of this height a few metres from the low-rise houses of the Jardinsi. The works were 12% complete as of August 2026; the year of delivery is not fixed here while they remain unfinished.

• Concept: hotel hospitality as a permanent house service — concierge, housekeeping, butler service, tailoring, laundry and a health coach.
• Trivia: the “Signature Spaces” are curated by the brand itself and include a spa & wellness area curated by Renata de Abreu, a restaurant by Rafael Cagali, a gastronomic space, an indoor swimming pool and a golf experience; the fitness area was designed with Sett Academia.

Architecture and aesthetics

Königsberger Vannucchii resolves the programme in a single tower over an intensively used podium: a covered plaza, a boulevard, a hall, a lobby and a viewpoint form the arrival sequence, with the main entrance designed off Alameda Gabriel Monteiro da Silvai. Patricia Anastassiadisi signs the decoration of the common areas and the show flats; Benedito Abbudi is responsible for the landscaping. The range of typologies is long — from compact residences by the neighbourhood’s standards up to maisons and grand maisons —, and the project treats acoustics as a delivery item: an underlay-backed subfloor throughout the unit and higher-performance window frames in the en-suites.

Aesthetics and scarcity

Technical specifications

• Towers and units: 1 tower, ground floor plus 21 storeys, 110 residences.
• Sizes: Luxury Residences of 114 m² (1 to 3 en-suites), 157 m² (3 en-suites) and 272 m²; Maisons of 144, 156, 330 and 350 m²; Penthouses of 243 and 306 m² (4 en-suites); Grand Maisons of 545 m².
• Parking spaces: 2 spaces in the Luxury Residences and 3 in the Penthouses.
• Structural highlights: a private social lobby in the larger typologies; separate social and service entrances; a level floor between the terrace and the en-suites; underlay-backed acoustic subfloor; higher-performance acoustic window frames; an uncovered swimming pool with a deck and sun terrace on the penthouses.
• Registration and parameters: plot of about 2,663 m² · 1 tower · ground floor + 21 storeys · 110 units · private areas of 114 to 545 m² · zoning ZEU · registry jurisdiction 13º Registro de Imóveis de São Pauloi. (Under construction: registry parameters to be consolidated on completion.)

Leisure and facilities

• The Terrace Jardins
• Daslu SPA & Wellness, curated by Renata de Abreu
• Indoor swimming pool
• Restaurant by Rafael Cagali
• Gastronomic space
• Golf experience
• Covered plaza
• Boulevard
• Viewpoint
• Hall and lobby
• Fitness area designed with Sett Academia
• Dry sauna
• Children’s playroom
• Concierge, housekeeping, butler, maintenance and installation, tailoring, laundry and health coach services

Location and surroundings

Points of interest · distances in metres

Jardim América: the address

Two names for the same address

The plot sits on the border between Jardim América and Cerqueira César, and both names are legitimate. The postcode registers Cerqueira César; the high-end market treats the address as Jardim América. This entry adopts the name in common use and keeps the other for anyone searching for it.

Rua Chabad is a short street that leads onto Alameda Gabriel Monteiro da Silvai — the alameda of design and signature furniture, and the historic border of Jardim Américai. From there downwards begins the garden neighbourhood proper: preserved houses, curved streets and one of the few areas of São Paulo where the 1915 urban design remains legible. From there upwards lies the density of the Jardinsi — Rua Oscar Freirei, Rua Bela Cintrai, Rua Haddock Loboi — and, within a few minutes, Hospital Sírio-Libanêsi and Avenida Paulistai.

That is why the height here is news: the urban structuring corridor running nearby authorises a tall tower on a block surrounded by low-rise houses. Whoever buys gains the view this legal exception produces — and takes on living in a building that is, by definition, an exception in the skyline.