Terms of use
Last updated: October 22, 2026
Conditions for the property catalogue, local browsing tools and enquiries.
1. Property information and the role of this website
These conditions apply to browsing the property information and using the enquiry tools on this English-language website. The publisher is identified in the About page and footer. TWA is the name of the business reference whose catalogue and design inform the presentation. Reading that material does not establish an agency appointment between the publisher and every person named in the source. Before entering a property agreement, identify the property, the person acting for each party and the authority relevant to the proposed transaction.
2. The property catalogue is a captured reference
Descriptions and photographs introduce properties appearing in the reference at the time the material was captured. A listing may subsequently change, be withdrawn or become unavailable. Its presence here is not a reservation or a promise that an owner will accept an offer. Ask for current information using the property reference before relying on a particular price, area, feature or availability. The catalogue is useful for explaining what interests you, while the terms of an actual sale or lease require their own verified information.
3. How to read the dollar amounts
Amounts displayed in US dollars are informational conversions of the Brazilian-real values in the source, using the dated exchange reference identified beside the catalogue. Rounding can affect the final cents. This does not replace an owner’s actual asking price, a settlement quotation, taxes, fees, exchange costs or a contract currency. A dollar display does not promise that a Brazilian property transaction can be settled in dollars. Confirm the currency and every applicable amount in the proposed transaction rather than treating a website conversion as an exchange service.
4. Measurements, photographs and descriptions
A photograph shows a view of the property reference and may not establish its current condition or every included item. Stated areas, bedroom counts, parking spaces and development names should be checked against the information relevant to the particular property. A general description cannot replace documents, a visit, an inspection or advice appropriate to the transaction. If an inconsistency appears, identify the reference and the detail that needs clarification. Do not assume that all units within a development have the same layout or specification.
5. Search and shortlist functions
Local filters narrow the captured information using the criteria visible on the page. A local selection is a browsing aid, not a property reservation, customer account or automatic message to an agent. No match does not establish that no suitable property exists elsewhere, and a match does not guarantee continued availability. Describe the reference and criteria in an enquiry if you want current information. Where a browsing feature prepares a request rather than conducting a live search, its visible action should be understood in that limited context.
6. The contact draft does not submit an offer
An enquiry form can prepare text in the browser and open an optional email draft. It does not automatically send a message, book a visit, make a binding offer or secure a property. Review the contents and recipient before choosing to send it. A local preview is not confirmation that a business received or accepted the request. Any acknowledgement, appointment, negotiation or authority to act needs its own communication. Do not put complete banking credentials or unnecessary personal documents into the ordinary initial enquiry.
7. A later transaction needs separate agreement
A sale, rental or property-listing arrangement involves facts and obligations that these browsing pages cannot determine. Confirm the responsible parties, property identification, authority, price, currency, charges, dates and conditions before committing. The website contains no checkout, deposit collection, credit approval or electronic property-signature process. Never treat an unacknowledged draft as an agreed lease or purchase. Retain the actual documents and correspondence for any transaction that proceeds, including the identity of the business or professional responsible for the arrangement.
8. Source credentials and professional questions
The historical source identifies a property business and may describe its professional registration and team. Such details belong to the named source and do not transfer to the company publishing this website. An English-language domain does not establish foreign brokerage licensing or a United States office. Where legal, tax, valuation, investment or financing questions matter, obtain information appropriate to the facts from the responsible professional. No general property description guarantees a return, appreciation, rental yield or a risk-free result.
9. Permitted browsing and independent technology
Use the pages for lawful browsing and relevant property enquiries. Images, business names, design and development information can involve different rights holders; their presence is not an unrestricted licence to republish them or imply another endorsement. Access depends on network, browser, hosting, delivery and any email application you choose. A technical failure or a cached page does not itself change an agreement made separately. Do not interfere with access, obtain private administrative information or use the contact route to send harmful or unrelated material.
10. Corrections and rights associated with an actual agreement
If you find an inaccurate detail, identify the page, property reference and issue through the contact route. The privacy page addresses information handling, and the cancellation page concerns payments or arrangements made separately. These conditions do not replace a binding property agreement or waive a legal protection that cannot be waived. Questions about a specific owner, broker, landlord or service should identify that party and the transaction involved. Responsibility cannot be determined simply from the presence of a third-party listing or name on a browsing page.