Exhibit 99.1

[GRAPHIC OMITTED] TENDA Construindo felicidage Contracting Party: Construtora Tenda S.A. Subject Matters: Construtora Tenda S.A. and Gafisa S.A. THIS IS A FREE TRANSLATION OF THE REPORT PREPARED BY BANCO ITAU BBA S.A. ON NOVEMBER 3rd, 2009. IN CASE OF ANY INCONSISTENCIES BETWEEN THIS REPORT AND ITS PORTUGUESE VERSION, THE PORTUGUESE VERSION SHALL PREVAIL [GRAPHIC OMITTED] CONFIDENTIAL |November, 2009 slide01

Important Notes [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RELEVANT LEGAL INFORMATION - By accessing this Valuation Report, the person confirms that he/she has read the following information and undertakes to fully comply with all provisions below: Banco Itau BBA S.A. ("Itau BBA") was engaged by Construtora Tenda S.A. ("Tenda") to prepare an economic and financial valuation report ("Valuation Report") of Tenda and Gafisa S.A. ("Gafisa" and, jointly with Tenda, "Companies"). This material is prepared within the context of a possible merger of shares involving Tenda and Gafisa in accordance with the Material Fact published on October 22, 2009 ("Transaction"). 1. This Valuation Report was prepared for Tenda's exclusive use within the context of its Independent Committee only, for Valuation of the Transaction, and shall not be used or taken as a basis by anyone other than the persons for whom this Report is expressly intended, as mentioned above, or for any purposes other than those described herein. This Valuation Report, including its analyses and conclusions, shall not be deemed as a recommendation or an indication on how to proceed in relation to any decision. Any decisions that may be taken by Tenda and/or its Independent Committee are their sole and exclusive responsibility based on the risk and benefit analysis involved in the Transaction. Thus, Tenda and its Independent Committee and any third party that Itau BBA may authorize to verify this Valuation Report shall keep Itau BBA, its directors, officers, employees and/or designees exempted, in a wide manner, from any and all liabilities for losses, damages, expenses and judicial claims directly or indirectly arising from the compilation of this Valuation Report, including undertaking to promptly and fully indemnify Itau BBA for any loss arising from issuance of this Valuation Report. Itau BBA does not take responsibility and shall not be held liable for any direct or indirect damage and/or loss or loss of profit that may arise from this Valuation Report from time to time. The information contained herein is confidential and for the sole use of Tenda and its Independent Committee. This Valuation Report shall not be transmitted to any third party in any form not previously agreed upon with Itau BBA or without the express consent of Itau BBA therefor. This Valuation Report was completed and delivered on November 3, 2009. 2. For the issuance of this Valuation Report: (i) we used the consolidated financial statements of Tenda and Gafisa as audited by Terco Grant Thornton Auditores Independentes and by PricewaterhouseCoopers Auditores Independentes, respectively, for the fiscal years ended on December 31, 2007 and December 31, 2008; (ii) we used public information on Tenda and Gafisa; (iii) we conducted discussions with members of Tenda's Independent Committee about the business and outlooks for the Companies; and (iv) we took into account other public information, financial studies, analyses and researches, and financial, economic and market criteria that we considered as relevant, including to analyze, when and if applicable, the consistency of the information received from Tenda (jointly, the "Information"). 3. Within the scope of our work, we assume that all the Information is true, accurate and complete and that no other information that might be relevant within the scope of our works was not made available to use by Tenda and/or its Independent Committee as applicable. In relation to the part of the Information related to the future, we assumed that such Information reflects the best estimates of Tenda's directors as currently available in relation to its future performance. Additionally, within the scope of our work, we analyzed the consistency of the Information based on our experience and good judgment, but we do not undertake any responsibility for independent investigations of any Information or independent verification or valuation of any assets or liabilities (whether they are contingent or not) of the Companies. No such valuation in this regard has been delivered to us either. We have not been asked to conduct (and we have not conducted) any physical inspection of the Companies' properties or facilities. Finally, we have not evaluated the Companies' solvency or fair value considering the laws related to bankruptcy, insolvency or similar issues. 4. Due to the limitations referred to in item 3 above, we have not and will not provide, either expressly or implicitly, any representation or warranty in relation to any Information used to prepare the Valuation Report. If any of the related Information and/or assumptions is not fulfilled or if the Information is somehow shown to be incorrect, incomplete or inaccurate, the conclusions may be changed in a material manner. 5. The preparation of a financial analysis is a complex process that involves several definitions related to the most appropriate and relevant financial analysis methods as well as application of such methods. We reached a final conclusion based on the results of the entire analysis carried out, considered as a whole, and we did not reach any conclusions based on or related to any of the factors or methods of our analyses considered alone. Thus, we believe that our analysis must be considered as a whole and that the selection of parts of our analysis and specific factors without considering all of our analysis and conclusions may result in an incomplete and inaccurate understanding about the processes used for our analyses and conclusions. 2 slide02

Important Notes (Continued) [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6. This Valuation Report indicates an estimate only, at our discretion, of the value obtained from application of valuation methodologies used in companies' financial valuations, and does not evaluate any other aspect or implication of the Transaction or any contract, agreement or understanding entered into in relation to the Transaction. We do not express our opinion in relation to the exchange ratio, amount to be paid for the shares under the Transaction or the value at which the Companies' shares may be traded in the security market at any time. Additionally, this Valuation Report may not be interpreted by any person obtaining access to the valuation report to constitute a fairness opinion or any indication of fairness from Itau BBA in relation to the Transaction. Additionally, this Valuation Report does not deal with the strategic and commercial merits of the Transaction, nor does it deal with any possible strategic and commercial decision of the Companies to carry out the Transaction. The results presented in this Valuation Report refer to the Transaction only and shall not be applied to any other present or future decision or operation related to the Companies, the economic group to which they belong or the market in which they operate. This Valuation Report does not constitute a judgment, opinion or recommendation to the management of Tenda and the Independent Committee or any third party in relation to the convenience and opportunity of the Transaction, as it is not intended to serve as a basis for any investment or any other decision. 7. Our Valuation Report is necessarily based on information that was made available to us until the date hereof and considering market, economic and other conditions as they are presented and as they may be evaluated on the date hereof. Although future events and other developments may affect the conclusions presented in this Valuation Report, we have no obligation to update, review, rectify or revoke this Valuation Report, in whole or in part, as a result of any subsequent development or due to any other reason whatsoever. 8. Our analyses do not include operating, tax or other benefits or losses of any type whatsoever, including any possible premium, nor do they include any synergies, incremental value and/or costs, if any, as of the closing of the Transaction, if closed, or of any other operation. Our analyses are not and shall not be considered as a recommendation in relation to how the Independent Committee, Tenda and/or Gafisa's shareholders must vote or perform in relation to the Transaction. We have not been requested to take part and we will not take part in the negotiation or structuring of the Transaction. 9. Tenda has agreed to reimburse us for our expenses and to indemnify us as well as some persons as a result of our engagement. We will receive a fee in relation to the preparation of this Valuation Report regardless of the Transaction completion. 10. We provided investment banking and banking services and financial services in general as well as other financial services to Tenda and to Gafisa and to their respective affiliates from time to time in the past, for which we were compensated, and we may, in the future, provide such services to Tenda and to Gafisa and to their respective affiliates, for which we expect to be compensated. We and our affiliates provide a variety of financial services and other services related to securities, brokerage and investment banking. In the usual course of our activities we may purchase, hold or sell, on our behalf or on the behalf and at the behest of our customers, shares, doubt instruments and other securities and financial instruments (including bank loans and other liabilities) of Tenda and Gafisa and of any other companies that may be involved in the Transaction, and we may provide investment banking services and other financial services to such companies and their respective subsidiaries or parent companies. The professionals of the securities analyses department (research) and other divisions of Itau Group, including Itau BBA, may base their analyses and publications on different operating and market assumptions and on different analysis methodologies when compared with those used in the preparation of this Valuation Report, so that the research reports and other publications prepared by them may contain results and conclusions that are different from those prepared herein, considering that such analyses and reports are performed by analysts who are independent from any relationship with the professionals who performed in the preparation of this Valuation Report. We adopt policies and procedures designed to protect the independence of our security analysts, whose views may differ from those of our investment banking department. We also adopt policies and procedures designed to protect the independence between the investment banking and the other areas and departments of Itau BBA and other companies of Itau Group, including but not limited to asset management, proprietary share trading desk, debt instruments, securities and other financial instruments. 11. We have not provided any accounting, auditing, legal, tax or fiscal services in relation to this Valuation Report. 12. The financial calculations contained in this Valuation Report may not always result in an accurate sum due to rounding. 13. This Valuation Report is the intellectual property of Itau BBA. Banco Itau BBA S.A. 3 slide03

Contents [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Important Notes SECTION 1 Executive Summary SECTION 2 Information on Itau BBA SECTION 3 Description of the Transaction SECTION 4 Valuation of the Companies SUB-SECTION 4A Market Price Metrics SUB-SECTION 4B Balance Sheet Metrics SUB-SECTION 4C Trading Multiples EXHIBIT Overview of the Selected Comparables 4 slide04

[GRAPHIC OMITTED] TENDA Construindo felicidage 5 slide05

Valuation Methodology and Main Assumptions [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The estimated economic value ranges of Tenda and Gafisa were calculated based on the methodologies most frequently used for economic-financial valuation in the real estate sector Main Methodologies Analyzed [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Market Price > We analyzed Tenda and Gafisa's share price on different Metrics periods of time during 2009 and the resulting exchange ratio based on simple and weighted averages > We also analyzed research analysts' target price for Tenda and Gafisa - It is important to emphasize that Tenda's research coverage is still scarce -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Balance Sheet > We analyzed relevant and most frequently used metrics in Metrics the sector such as (i) Book Value, (ii) Adjusted Book Value and (iii) "NAV" or Liquidation Value -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > We analyzed the main trading multiples such as (i) P/Book Value (P/BV), (ii) P/Adjusted Book Value (P/Adj BV), and (iii) P/NAV, for a selected sample of comparable companies - Tenda's comparables: we considered MRV and PDG as Tenda's comparables due to their focus on low income and relevant size / liquidity Trading - Gafisa's comparables: we considered Cyrela and Multiples Rossi as Gafisa's comparables due to their diversified portfolio and relevant size / liquidity - We did not use net income multiples or other income statement-related metrics due to the (i) differences among the companies' operating cycles; (ii) different accounting methodologies; (iii) lack of predictability of results for the companies in this sector -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Why didn't we use the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) methodology? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > The real estate sector does not use DCF as a relevant valuation metric DCF > Difficult predictability of launches, level and velocity of financing transfers ("repasse"), among other factors, significantly impact a valuation based on DCF - As a result, valuations through DCF tend to be unstable > Scarce equity research coverage for Tenda -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 slide06

Valuation Summary - Tenda [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The range of price per share for Tenda based on these methodologies results in R$2.75 to R$8.51 Company's Value per Share (R$ / share) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Source: Bloomberg and Companies' Reports as of October 27, 2009 2.50 4.00 5.50 7.00 8.50 Notes: 1 Based on the average closing price of the shares in the periods of 30d, 60d, 90d and 180d (through October 21, 2009) 2 Based on the weighted average price of the shares in the periods of 30d, 60d, 90d and 180d (through October 21, 2009) 3 Based on the target price for Tenda from JPM and Brascan Corretora 4 PDG and MRV are considered as comparable companies 5 We used Itau Corretora's methodology to calculate the NAV (receivables + inventories + sales to be recognized - costs to be recognized - land bank to be paid - net debt - minority interest) 6 Adjusted Book Value: shareholders' equity + sales to be recognized - costs to be recognized 7 slide07

Valuation Summary - Gafisa [GRAPHIC OMITTED] The range of price per share for Gafisa based on these methodologies results in R$13.18 to R$44.60 Company's Value per Share (R$ / share) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Source: Bloomberg and Companies' Reports as of October 27, 2009 13.00 18.00 23.00 28.00 33.00 38.00 43.00 Notes: 1 Based on the average closing price of the shares in the periods of 30d, 60d, 90d and 180d (through October 21, 2009) 2 Based on the weighted average price of the shares in the periods of 30d, 60d, 90d and 180d (through October 21, 2009) 3 Based on the target price for Gafisa from BofAML and Barclays 4 Cyrela and Rossi are considered as comparable companies 5 We used Itau Corretora's methodology to calculate the NAV (receivables + inventories + sales to be recognized - costs to be recognized - land bank to be paid - net debt - minority interest) 6 Adjusted Book Value: shareholders' equity + sales to be recognized - costs to be recognized 8 slide08

Valuation Summary - Indicative Exchange Ratio [GRAPHIC OMITTED] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The exchange ratio, based on these methodologies, ranges between 0.148 and 0.301. The upper limit of the exchange ratio based on market comparables (P/BV and P/ Adj. BV) is influenced by Rossi's multiple, which negatively affects Gafisa's valuation Indicative Exchange Ratio (Tenda's Share / Gafisa's Share) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Source: Bloomberg and Companies' Reports as of October 27, 2009 0.140 0.160 0.180 0.200 0.220 0.240 0.260 0.280 0.300 Notes: 1 Based on the average closing price of the shares in the periods of 30d, 60d, 90d and 180d 2 Based on the weighted average price of the shares in the periods of 30d, 60d, 90d and 180d 3 Based on the minimum and maximum target price: (i) for Tenda, from JPM and Brascan Corretora; and (ii) for Gafisa, BofAML and Barclays 4 The following are considered as comparable companies: (i) for Tenda, PDG and MRV; and (ii) for Gafisa, Cyrela and Rossi 9 5 We used Itau Corretora's methodology to calculate the NAV (receivables + inventories + sales to be recognized - costs to be recognized - land bank to be paid - net debt - minority interest) 6 Adjusted Book Value: shareholders' equity + sales to be recognized - costs to be recognized 9 slide09

Calculation of the Indicative Exchange Ratio [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Indicative Exchange Ratio was achieved based on the assumptions and criteria described below, which were discussed with Tenda's Independent Committee. All terms and conditions referred to in the section "Important Notes - Relevant Legal Information" of this Report apply to the Indicative Exchange Ratio. Specially, it should be emphasized that, if any of the following assumptions and/or criteria used to establish the Indicative Exchange Ratio change, the results may be materially different from those indicated in this Report. The Indicative Exchange Ratio is Itau BBA's best indication. Itau BBA does not take any responsibility in relation to this number to the Independent Committee and/or any third party. Methodology Used -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Average of the > Given the importance of each criteria, their wide Main Metrics use as well as their specificities, we believe that the simple average of the minimum and maximum values of each of the ranges is the best methodology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Criteria - Rational -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Market Price Metrics -------------------- Current and > Current and historical prices tend to be the ones Historical Prices that best reflect the currently available information and expectations. Since the simple and weighted averages are equal, we will use the simple average in order not to double this metric's weight ------------------------------------------------------- Target Price > In addition to the topic above, this is an independent metric, known in the market, and that captures the expectation of share appreciation (proxy for "fair value") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Balance Sheet Metrics --------------------- Book Value and > The book value was considered as it reflects the Adjusted Book Value current accounting position of both companies and is a commonly used metric (used by the Corporation Act ("Lei das S.A."). The adjusted book value was not considered due to differences in the companies' operating cycle ------------------------------------------------------- > We did not consider the NAV, despite its being a NAV relatively common metric, as we believe that it fails to capture the growth potential as well as the differences in the companies' operating cycles -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Trading Multiples Metrics ------------------------- Market Comparables: > Due to the same reasons as above, we did not P/NAV consider the P/NAV ------------------------------------------------------- Market Comparables: > In spite of being used in the market (less P/BV frequently), this metric fails to capture the companies' growth potential. We also believe that the upper limit of this range, calculated based on Rossi's multiple, is an outlier and that the wide range would distort the analysis ------------------------------------------------------- Market Comparables: > After incorporating the backlog of results to be P/ Adj. BV recognized to the calculation, so as to include the growth outlook and minimize distortions, the P/Adj. BV is a widely used metric -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 slide10

[GRAPHIC OMITTED] TENDA Construindo Felicidage SECTION 2 Information on Itau BBA 11 slide11

Itau BBA Qualifications [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Itau BBA is experienced in valuation of companies and has taken part in mergers & acquisitions transactions in the Brazilian market -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Company Transaction -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [GRAPHIC Financial advisor to JHSF in the sale of Shopping OMITTED] Metro Santa Cruz to BR Malls Aug/2009 [GRAPHIC Preparation of the Valuation Report in the merger OMITTED] with Perdigao, in the amount of US$4.6 billion Jul/2009 [GRAPHIC Financial advisor to the shareholders of Kroton OMITTED] and Advent in the sale of 50% of Advent's control, in the amount of US$200 million Jun/2009 [GRAPHIC Financial advisor to Duretex in the merger of Duratex and OMITTED] Satipel, in the amount of US$1.9 billion Jun/2009 [GRAPHIC Financial advisor to Cetip in the sale of 30% of OMITTED] its capital stock to Advent International, in the amount of US$170 million May/2009 [GRAPHIC Financial advisor to Nova America in the sale to Cosan Mar/2009 OMITTED] [GRAPHIC Financial advisor to Grupo Rede in the asset swap OMITTED] with EDB involving Lajeado and Enersul, in the amount of US$782 million un/2008 [GRAPHIC Preparation of the Valuation Report in the merger OMITTED] of petrochemical assets with Petrobras, in the amount of US$1.7 billion May/2008 [GRAPHIC Preparation of the Valuation Report in the sale OMITTED] of Oi/Telemar's interest, in the amount of US$3.0 billion Apr/2008 [GRAPHIC Financial advisor to the shareholders of MMX in OMITTED] the sale of MMX Minas-Rio's interest to Anglo American, in the amount of US$5.5 billion Jan/2008 [GRAPHIC Financial advisor to the shareholders of Rodovia OMITTED] das Cataratas in its sale to Ecorodovias, in the amount of US$245 million Jan/2008 [GRAPHIC Financial advisor to the shareholders of Big TV OMITTED] in its sale to Net, in the amount of US$1.24 billion Dec/2007 12 slide12

Itau BBA Qualifications (cont'd) [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Company Transaction -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Financial Advisor to Lopes in the merger with Patrimovel in the amount of US$140 million Nov/2007 [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Financial Advisor to Klabin Segall in the merger with Setin, in the amount of US$112 million Oct/2007 [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Financial Advisor to the shareholders of Suzano Petroquimica in its merger with Petrobras, in the amount of US$1.24 billion Aug/2007 [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Financial Advisor to Santos Brasil in the merge with Mesquita, in the amount of US$51 million Aug/2007 [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Financial Advisor to Energisa in the sale of the generation assets, including 11 PCHs and 4 projects, in the amount of US$156 million Jul/2007 [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Financial Advisor to the shareholders of Serasa in the sale of 65% of Serasa's interest to Experian, in the amount of US$1.78 billion Jun/2007 [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Financial Advisor to MMX in the sale of 49% of interest in MMX Minas-Rio to Anglo American, in the amount of US$1.58 billion Apr/2007 [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Financial Advisor in the process of deverticalization of CEEE's generation and distribution assets in the amount of US$179 million Dec/2006 [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Financial Advisor to International Paper in the sale of Amcel, in the amount of US$56 million Nov/2006 [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Financial Advisor to the shareholders of Vivax in the merger with Net, in the amount of US$676 million Oct/2006 [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Financial Advisor to Fertibras in the sale of Fertibras' control to Yara International, in the amount of US$339 million Jul/2006 [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Financial Advisor to CEMIG, Andrade Gutierrez, JLA Part. and Pactual in the merger with Light, in the amount of US$2.1 billion Mar/2006 13 slide13

Background of the Evaluators [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Andre Kok, Managing Director, Head of Investment Banking -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Andre Kok is the head of the Investment Banking and joined Itau BBA in March 2005. Prior to that, he worked in UBS's investment bank in Sao Paulo for 3 years as senior co-responsible for the industrial, consumption and transportation sector. Recently, Mr. Kok advised the following companies in their IPO or follow-on equity offerings: Redecard, BR Malls, Light, Natura, Gol, PDG Realty, CCR, Brookfield, Iguatemi, Cyrela and Cetip. He was also involved in the sale of Nova America to Cosan, in the incorporation of Cetip's equity interest by Advent International, and in Terna's merger with Cemig, among other transactions. Prior to UBS, Mr. Kok worked for Banco ABN AMRO in Sao Paulo, in the Merger & Acquisitions Group, from July 1999 to August 2000, and for Citibank, as Executive Officer, for 8 years. Mr. Kok holds a degree in Business Administration from Fundacao Getulio Vargas. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fernando Fontes Iunes, Managing Director, Equity Capital Markets -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Managing Director in charge of the Equity Capital Markets area. Mr. Iunes joined Itau BBA since the beginning of its operations in 2003. Prior to that, Mr. Iunes was, for three years, an Executive Officer with Itau - Banco de Investimento, in charge of the investment banking effort and worked at Banco BBA Creditanstalt S.A. for almost eight years, in New York and Sao Paulo. He also worked in the World Bank's area of Urban Infrastructure and Development research. Mr. Iunes was a professor of International Finance at Instituto Brasileiro de Mercado de Capitais (IBMEC) and is a Member of the Capital Market Self- Regulation Board of the National Association of Investment Banks (Associacao Nacional dos Bancos de Investimento - ANBID). Mr. Iunes is widely experienced in the conduction of several fixed income and variable income transactions in the Brazilian and international capital markets, in which the several IPO (initial public offerings) and subsequent follow-on offerings were carried out in the past years. Mr. Iunes is an Engineers and holds a Master's and a Doctorate's Degree from London University. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 slide14

Background of the Evaluators [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Renato Polizzi, Vice-President -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Renato Polizzi joined the Investment Banking team of Itau BBA in March 2005. In 2009, he conducted the follow-on equity offerings of BR Malls (US$432 MM), Gol (US$542 MM), PDG Realty (US$532 MM), CCR (US$630 MM), Brookfield (US$331 MM) and Iguatemi (US$224 MM). He also took part in the sale of Shopping Metro Santa Cruz by JHSF to BR Malls (US$102 MM). Prior to joining Itau BBA, Mr. Polizzi worked in the investment banking teams of UBS and Merrill Lynch. He also worked in the equity research team of Deutsche Bank. He is fluent in English and French languages and obtained his degree in Business Administration from Fundacao Getulio Vargas (FGV) in 1998 as the #1 student in his year. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ana Carolina Shibata, Associate -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ana Carolina joined Itau BBA in May 2005. In 2009, she conducted the follow-on equity offerings of Brookfield (US$ 331 MM), CCR (US$ 630 MM) and PDG (US$ 532 MM). She also took part in the sale of Nova America to Cosan (US$ 631 MM), in the sale of equity stake in Cetip to Advent (US$ 170 MM), among others transactions. Before that, she worked for Banco Espirito Santo for two years in the Merger & Acquisitions area. From September 2001 to April 2003, Mrs. Shibata worked for JPMorgan Bank in the Treasury and Investment Banking areas. Mrs. Shibata holds a degree in Business Administration from Fundacao Getulio Vargas. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15 slide15

Evaluator's Representation [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Itau BBA hereby informs, for the purpose of CVM Advice Opinion nr. 35, that on November 3, 2009: - In the usual course of our operations, we have credit and Investment Banking operations with Tenda and Gafisa, although we do not provide services to them in the Transaction context. We only provide services to Tenda's Independent Committee formed based on the Material Fact published on October 22, 2009 - We understand that we do not have any direct or indirect interest in the Transaction or in any other relevant circumstance that might be deemed as a conflict of interest - We understand that we do not have any current or potential conflict or community of interest with Tenda and Gafisa in relation to the Transaction - We gave Tenda's Independent Committee the opportunity to follow and supervise all steps of the preparation of this valuation. The controlling shareholders or managers of Tenda and/or its Independent Committee do not direct, limit, hinder or carry out any acts that may or may have compromised the access, use or knowledge of any information, assets, documents or work methodologies that are relevant for the quality of the corresponding conclusions 16 slide16

[GRAPHIC OMITTED] TENDA Construindo Felicidage [GRAPHIC OMITTED] SECTION 3 Description of the Transaction 17 slide17

Current Shareholder Structure of the Companies [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Shareholder Structure (1): Tenda Shareholder Structure (1): Gafisa -------------------------------- --------------------------------- [GRAPHIC OMITTED] [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Source: Company's website Source: Company's website (Updated on 09/22/2009) (Updated on 08/12/2009) Note: Note: 1 Excludes treasury shares 1 Excludes treasury shares 18 slide18

Transaction Overview [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Proposed Transaction -------------------------- > Merger into Gafisa of 100% of shares issued by Tenda currently outstanding Transaction Conditions ---------------------- > To be negotiated with the Independent Committee appointed by Tenda's Board of Directors Transaction Conditions ---------------------- > Share merger to be carried out by means of share exchange ? Exchange ratio proposed by Gafisa: - Range 0.188 - 0.200 share Gafisa / Tenda - The range corresponds to the highest and lowest value of the average ratio between the closing prices of Tenda and Gafisa's shares for the period between 30 days and 180 days prior to October 22, 2009 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Estimated Resulting Shareholder Structure ----------------------------------------- [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Notes: 1 Assuming the merger of 100% of Tenda's shares by Gafisa, based on an exchange ratio of 0.188 share to 0.200 share Gafisa / Tenda 19 19 slide 19

[GRAPHIC OMITTED] TENDA Construindo Felicidage SECTION 4 Valuation of the Companies 20 slide20

[GRAPHIC OMITTED] TENDA Construindo Felicidage SUB-SECTION 4A Market Price Metrics 21 slide21

Tenda's Recent Performance [GRAPHIC OMITTED] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tenda: Share Performance (R$ / share) (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Source: Bloomberg as of October 27, 2009 Note: 1. Based on the closing price (December 31, 2008 = 100) 22 slide22

Gafisa's Recent Performance Gafisa: Share Performance (R$ / share) (1) [GRAPHIC] Source: Bloomberg as of October 27, 2009 Note: 1. Based on the closing price (December 31, 2008 = 100) 23

Evolution of the Exchange Ratio: Closing Price Evolution of the Exchange Ratio: Tenda / Gafisa (1) [GRAPHIC] Source: Bloomberg as of October 27, 2009 Tenda Note: 1. Based on the Companies' share closing price (up to October 21, 2009) 2. Performance on a 100 basis (December 31, 2008 = 100) 24

Exchange Ratio: Market Price Metrics -- Simple Average (1) Based on a simple average of the different periods of time for Tenda and Gafisa's market share price, the exchange ratio is estimated between 0.188 and 0.196 [GRAPHIC] A) 30-day average 5.38 28.26 0.190 B) 60-day average 5.27 28.03 0.188 C) 90-day average 5.03 26.65 0.189 D) 120-day average 4.72 24.40 0.193 E) 180-day average 4.35 22.23 0.196 Source: Bloomberg Notes: 1 Considers the periods of time up to October 21, 2009 25

Exchange Ratio: Market Price Metrics -- Weighted Average 1 Based on a weighted average of the different periods of time for Tenda and Gafisa's market share price, the exchange ratio is estimated between 0.188 and 0.196 A) 30-day average 5.38 28.30 0.190 B) 60-day average 5.28 28.07 0.188 C) 90-day average 5.03 26.62 0.189 D) 120-day average 4.72 24.34 0.194 E) 180-day average 4.35 22.20 0.196 Source: Bloomberg Notes: 1 Price average weighted by the trading volume. Considers the periods of time up to October 21, 2009 26

Exchange Ratio: Market Price Metrics -- Target Price Tenda: Minimum and Maximum Target Price (1) [GRAPHIC] Gafisa: Minimum and Maximum Target Price (1) [GRAPHIC] Minimum estimated exchange ratio: 0.222 Maximum estimated exchange ratio: 0.224 Notes: 1 Target prices estimated by the research analysts (considers the period from July to October 2009) 27

[GRAPHIC] Balance Sheet Metrics 28

Balance Sheet Metrics: NAV For the following analysis, we considered Tenda and Gafisa's consolidated Balance Sheet and Income Statement Calculation of NAV 2Q09 A. Accounts receivable (R$ mm) 896 2,991 B. (+) Backlog (R$ mm) 419 1,124 C. (+) Inventory (R$ mm) 493 1,790 D. (-) Land bank to be paid (R$ 60 140 mm) E. (-) Net debt and liabilities (R$ 100 1,486 mm) ( = ) NAV (100% Consolidated) (R$ 1,648 4,279 mm) ( - ) Interest Adjustment (40% - (658) Tenda) (R$ mm) (1) NAV (R$ mm) 1,648 3,621 NAV / share (R$) 4.11 27.78 Excludes 40% of Tenda's NAV Estimated exchange ratio 0.148 Source: Bloomberg and Companies' Reports Note: 1. For reference, the accounting value of the minority interest is R$547 million as of June 30, 2009 29

Balance Sheet Metrics: Simple and Adjusted Book Value Book Value -- 2Q09 (R$ mm) 1,101 1,717 Book Value per share (R$) 2.75 13.18 Estimated exchange ratio = 0.209 A. Book Value -- 2Q09 (R$ mm) 1,101 1,717 B. ( + ) Backlog -- 2Q09 (R$ mm) 419 1,124 ( = ) Adjusted Book Value 1,520 2,841 (100% Consolidated) (R$ mm) ( - ) Interest Adjustment (40% of - (168) Tenda's Backlog) (R$ mm) Adjusted Book Value (R$ mm) 1,520 2,674 Adjusted Book Value / share (R$) 3.79 20.52 Estimated exchange ratio = 0.185 Source: Bloomberg and Companies' Reports 30

[GRAPHIC] SUB-SECTION 4C Trading Multiples 31

Selected Comparables: Capitalization and Performance We selected the companies below as a sample for the analysis of trading multiples considering their focus and size / liquidity Market Capitalization (R$ mm) [GRAPHIC] 2009 YTD Performance [GRAPHIC] Source: Bloomberg as of October 27, 2009 32

Selected Comparables: Liquidity and Upside Potential Based on the target price estimated by research analysts, the companies with focus on low income have a higher upside potential Free Float and Liquidity (1) (R$ mm) [GRAPHIC] Upside Potential: Target Price (2) [GRAPHIC] Source: Bloomberg as of October 27, 2009 Note: 1. Average volume traded within the past 30 days 2. Average target price estimated by research analysts (considers the period of time from July to October 2009) 33

Trading Multiples P / BV [GRAPHIC] P / Adj. BV(1) [GRAPHIC] P / NAV (2) [GRAPHIC] Source: Bloomberg as of October 27, 2009 Low Income Diversified Notes: 1. Adjusted book value: shareholders' equity + sales to be recognized -- costs to be recognized 2. We used Ita Corretora's methodology to calculate the NAV (receivables + inventories + sales to be recognized -- costs to be recognized -- land bank to be paid -- net debt -- minority interest) 34

Trading Multiples: P/NAV Selected Comparables NAV (R$ mm) 1,648 ( x ) P/NAV Multiple 1.8x 1.9x ( = ) Equity Value (R$ mm) 2,930 3,094 Price per Share (R$) 7.31 7.72 NAV (stand alone) (R$ mm) 2,630 ( x ) P/NAV Multiple 1.1x 1.5x ( + ) 60% NAV Tenda X Tenda's 1,761 1,860 comparables' multiple (R$ MM) ( = ) Equity Value (R$ mm) 4,642 5,813 Price per Share (R$) 35.61 44.60 Estimated Exchange Ratio: 0.173 to 0.205 35

Trading Multiples: P/Book Value [GRAPHIC] Selected Comparables Book Value (R$ mm) 1,101 ( x ) P/Book Value Multiple 2.1x 2.4x ( = ) Equity Value (R$ mm) 2,299 2,659 Price per Share (R$) 5.74 6.64 Book Value (R$ mm) 1,717 ( x ) P/Book Value Multiple 1.4x 2.7x ( = ) Equity Value (R$ mm) 2,483 4,652 Price per Share (R$) 19.05 35.69 Estimated Exchange Ratio: 0.186 to 0.301 36

Trading Multiples: P/Adjusted Book Value [GRAPHIC] Selected Comparables Book Value (R$ mm) 1,101 ( + ) Backlog (R$ mm) 419 ( x ) P/Adj. BV Multiple 1.6x 1.9x ( = ) Equity Value (R$ mm) 2,506 2,879 Price per Share (R$) 6.25 7.19 Book Value (R$ mm) 1,717 ( + ) Gafisa's Backlog (Stand- 705 Alone) (R$MM) ( x ) P/Adj. BV Multiple 1.2x 1.9x ( = ) Equity Value (Stand Alone) (R$ 2,832 4,660 MM) ( + ) 60% Backlog Tenda X Tenda's 415 477 comparables' multiple (R$ MM) ( = ) Equity Value (R$ MM) 3,248 5,137 Price per Share (R$) 24.92 39.42 Estimated Exchange Ratio: 0.182 to 0.251 37

Research Analysts' View "In our view, this is positive as company should further boost its operational scale as well as market liquidity. Furthermore, Gafisa will consolidate under its umbrella a stake that it was already controlling, without paying any premium (and paying with cash), and Tenda's shareholder will come to own a stock of a large company, with much higher liquidity, without any dilution penalty. " (October 22, 2009) "We believe that this is negative news for Tenda's shareholders, due to the fact that they will be migrated to a company with a higher financial and operating risk, and with a growth potential lower than that of Tenda without Gafisa. Our target prices for the companies (as reported yesterday), of R$ 8.51 for Tenda and R$ 33.80 for Gafisa, imply a more favorable exchange ratio for Tenda's shares, which takes the fair ratio to 0.2518, in our opinion. " (October 22, 2009) "Although we view the move as positive from a strategic standpoint as, in our opinion, it made little sense to keep two separate investment vehicles, we believe the transaction should be neutral in terms of economic value. In our view, the proposed ratio is fair, close to the market ratio, and values both companies at similar P/BV ratios." (October 22, 2009 "We think the management of both companies would be more efficient with Tenda 100%-owned by Gafisa, as it reduces costs and conflicts in dealing with two separate entities with different shareholders. The merger would also enhance the exposure of Gafisa, the only builder with ADRs and the strongest share liquidity in the sector, to the fastest growing housing market in Brazil. Our Neutral rating and price target are unchanged. " (October 22, 2009) 38

[GRAPHIC] EXHIBIT Overview of the Selected Comparable Companies 39

MRV Overview MRV is a homebuilder exclusively focused on the popular segment with a wide geographic diversification Overview MRV has operated in the popular segment for over 29 years in 63 cities in 13 states Following the standardized popular development concept, MRV offers 3 types of products: "Parque", "Spazio" and "Village" The corporate restructuring started in 2006 and was completed in 2007 In March 2009, MRV completed its promissory note issuance program in the amount of R$100 million MRV made a primary and secondary follow-on equity offering in June 2009 in the amount of R$722 million Contracted Sales -- Geographic Segmentation [GRAPHIC] Shareholder Structure [GRAPHIC] Land Bank -- Economic Segmentation [GRAPHIC] 40

PDG Realty Overview PDG Realty is one of the largest homebuilders in the country, focused on the popular segment Overview PDG Realty operates in the economic, medium, medium -high and high income segments In April 2009, PDG completed its debenture issuance program in the amount of R$276 million In August 2009, PDG closed its repurchase program and carried out the cancellation of its treasury shares In September 2009, the share split of PDG's capital stock was approved in the proportion of 1:2 PDG made a primary and secondary follow-on equity offering in October 2009 in the amount of R$941 million Land Bank [GRAPHIC] Shareholder Structure [GRAPHIC] 41

Cyrela Overview Cyrela is the largest residential real estate developer in Brazil Overview Cyrela is the largest homebuilder in Brazil, with around 50 years of history In 2006 the subsidiary Living was created to operate in the economic and super-economic segments In September 2009, Cyrela sold the total of its interest in the capital stock of Agra Additionally, the 3(rd) issuance of debentures was approved in the total limit amount of R$350 million Cyrela made a primary follow-on equity offering in October 2009 in the amount of R$1 billion Land Bank [GRAPHIC] Shareholder Structure [GRAPHIC] 42

Rossi Overview Rossi has been present in the real estate sector for almost 30 years, with a distinguished performance in all economic segments Overview Rossi is one of the oldest companies in this market, with over 29 years of operations It has 4 product segments: High-End, Medium -High, Medium and Economic In October 2008 the shareholders announced a capital increase of R$150 million, at R$4.35 / share In May 2009 the company announced the release of the brand Ideal for the economic segment, with launches aimed at the segment with average income of up to 10 minimum salaries and average development price of R$ 90,000 Rossi made a primary follow-on equity offering in October 2009 in the amount of R$825 million Shareholder Structure [GRAPHIC] Land Bank [GRAPHIC] Source: Company's Reports 43