Living in Pilar

Pilar is a large place in Alagoas, Brazil, home to 36,499 people. Of the 29 household profiles on Nestlyzer, its strongest are outdoor and mountain lovers (top 4%, #92 of 2,321), people who want to live by the sea (top 5%, #29 of 625), retired couples (top 5%, #84 of 1,704).

Residents36,499
Density– per km²
Area– km²
Hub airport20 km (Zumbi dos Palmares International)
Nearest city of 100k+25 km
Within 30 km1,397,100 people
Sea coast1 km
Terrain around itabout 50 m, height range 80 m
Main railway line12.0 km
Distance to Brasília1,468 km
Within 10 km36,499 people
Greater areaGreater Maceió, 25 km out
Winter daylight12 h 41 min, sunset 21:43

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How Pilar ranks

Scores run 0 to 100 against every municipality in Brazil. Ranks count only the places that pass each profile's minimums, so the totals differ by profile. Regional overview: population, geography and modelled indicators for costs, schools and safety.

ProfileScoreIn BrazilIn Alagoas
Young family59#612 of 1,704#17 of 53Map
Low-income household59#566 of 2,321#6 of 53Map
Low-income family60#783 of 1,704#18 of 53Map
Single parent62#764 of 1,704#17 of 53Map
Pensioner couple78#84 of 1,704#2 of 53Map
Single pensioner77#389 of 1,704#4 of 53Map
Early retiree70#185 of 2,321#2 of 53Map
Single professional41#589 of 1,100#5 of 27Map
Young professional42#600 of 994#5 of 20Map
DINKS45#563 of 883#5 of 17Map
Remote worker72#454 of 2,321#5 of 53Map
Commuter59#620 of 1,028#6 of 24Map
Car-free household37#627 of 832#7 of 17Map
Studentnot ranked: below the minimum for regional access–Map
First-home buyer61#607 of 1,704#7 of 53Map
Budget-constrained mover57#509 of 2,321#5 of 53Map
Urban lifestyle seeker27#615 of 883#6 of 17Map
Expat professional57#430 of 2,321#5 of 53Map
Healthcare-first mover56#588 of 1,704#5 of 53Map
Nature-focused household64#900 of 2,321#27 of 53Map
Cross-border commuternot ranked: must-have: a border within 45 km where pay is higher on the other side–Map
Outdoor and mountain lover56#92 of 2,321#1 of 53Map
Rural value seeker52#774 of 2,321#24 of 53Map
High-net-worth mover54#528 of 2,321#5 of 53Map
Lottery winner51#542 of 2,321#5 of 53Map
Climate-resilient relocation73#115 of 2,321#18 of 53Map
Coastal living79#29 of 625#3 of 21Map
Business owner71#389 of 2,321#6 of 53Map
Digital native35#612 of 1,100#7 of 27Map

Strengths and trade-offs

  • Sea or lake shore100
  • Climate exposure (estimate: coastal and river flooding, heat; 100 = low)100
  • Services nearby (people within 10 km: shops, doctors, cafes, transport)92
  • Mobility and connectivity90
  • Jobs and economy85
  • One-day truck radius (residents within 300 km, across borders)72
  • Climate (mild and sunny: climate class and winter daylight)70
  • Market reach (residents within 100 km, across borders)67
  • Flat land (terrain relief)63
  • Home market (residents of the same country within 150 km)60
  • Lifestyle and amenities55
  • Green space52
  • Education and family52
  • Mountains and water (terrain relief, lakes and the sea nearby)46
  • Universities in town (universities and universities of applied sciences within 10 km)44
  • University-town character (universities relative to the people nearby)44
  • Affordability34
  • Foundation20
  • Freight access (motorway, rail, port)16
  • City scale (people within 10 km: big-city life, transit, scenes)14
  • Port access (major sea or inland port)0
  • Chemical park nearby (sites with pipeline links)0
  • National border nearby (straight line)0
  • Financial centre (banking and capital markets) within commuting distance0
  • Commodity-trading or gold hub within commuting distance0
  • Crypto hub within commuting distance0
  • Wealth-management centre within commuting distance0

Nearby

Data: Eurostat GISCO LAU 2024; locations EDJNet LAU centres; airports OurAirports; coastline Natural Earth. Updated 2026-10-31. Rankings are decision aids, not advice.