Question 1

Does Blueground offer both long- and short-term apartment rentals in Sao Paulo?

Accepted Answer

Blueground offers apartments in prime neighborhoods across the city, catering to professionals, students, and digital nomads. Living in a fully furnished apartment in Sao Paulo allows you to travel effortlessly, with only your personal items in tow. Our long- and short-term accommodation options provide everything you need for a comfortable lifestyle, including cozy bedding and a delightful Welcome Kit, complete with essential cleaning supplies to take care of your home and tasty snacks to take care of yourself.

Question 2

How can I spot the best apartment in Sao Paulo that fits my needs?

Accepted Answer

Simply consider what is important to you in a home. That may include the size and layout, neighborhood and location, price, amenities, or an apartment that accepts pets. The filters on our site let you easily sort by your desired elements.

Question 3

What are the best neighborhoods in Sao Paulo to live in?

Accepted Answer

You can find our apartments in all of the best places in Sao Paulo. When you use the filters at the top of our page, you can pick the city neighborhoods that interest you the most. From traditional neighborhoods like Itaim Bibi and Jardim Paulista to modern favorites such as Pinheiros and Vila Olimpia, we have numerous turnkey apartments where you can live.

Question 4

What are the best student housing options in Sao Paulo?

Accepted Answer

Our furnished student apartments in Sao Paulo are an elegant alternative to traditional student housing. We have convenient, flexible rentals to let students skip the stress of the housing search so they can concentrate on their studies. Blueground’s student friendly accommodation near the University of Sao Paulo and other schools have discrete areas for living and studying, making it easy to balance work and play.

Question 5

Can I book a monthly rental in Sao Paulo as a foreigner?

Accepted Answer

Blueground’s rentals in Sao Paulo are ideal for both expats and foreigners, making it simple for anyone to explore this exciting city. Discover your perfect turnkey furnished apartment by searching our website and filtering by your desired amenities. If business travel brings you to town, we offer everything you need to be productive, including a dedicated workspace and fast Wi-Fi.

Question 6

What extra amenities and facilities are included in your homes?

Accepted Answer

Whether for a long- or a short-term stay in Sao Paulo, we want you to feel at home from the moment you move in. Our properties include furniture, utilities, appliances, linens, and basic kitchen items so that you can focus on yourself. Each building is unique, giving guests access to amenities like coworking spaces and lounges, in-unit laundry, onsite gyms, pools, parking, roof access, and more. All of our units are thoughtfully designed, with cutting-edge entertainment equipment like smart TVs and Bluetooth speakers. Guests also receive our Welcome Kit, stocked with supplies for their first few days.

Question 7

What is the difference between staying at a hotel and your apartments?

Accepted Answer

Blueground’s apartments in Sao Paulo offer high-quality furniture and linens similar to what you would find at a boutique hotel. If you encounter any issues during your stay, our local customer service team is ready to help. Unlike a hotel, we don't have room service. However, our network of partnerships gives our guests deep discounts on everything from meal kits to car rentals to personal trainers. When you choose a month-to-month lease in Sao Paulo, you can live with a level of privacy that is just not feasible at a hotel. You’ll enjoy a real home, featuring a fully equipped kitchen and separate spaces for living and working.

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