The Operação Urbana Consorciada da Região do Porto do Rio de Janeiro (OUCRPRJ) is a spatial manifestation of the productive restructuring process associated to the financial sector liberalization that occurred since the 1980 s. This urban operation materializes through a realestate restructuring of central and harbor areas. The current interconnection between financial market and the realestate sector promotes financial capital injection in spatial production process by the issue of securities related to urban land. Thus, the financial capital logic materializes in OU-CRPRJ s through the commercialization of Certificados de Potencial de Construção Adicional (CEPACS), which points out the trend of spatial production fi-nancialization. In this sense, this research aims to unveiling the contradictions of spatial production process inside OUCRPRJ where differential and unequal strategies are configured, promoting differential rent formation inside the perimeter, as well as outside in the metropolis scale, both directly related to financial capital dynamics. Furthermore, the OUCRPRJ s spatial production causes the removal of population who actually lives in this space and is removed by the city hall under developmentalist justifications that follows neoliberal guidelines made by international institutions such as the World Bank, which intends to continue the reproduction of capital by a part of society. In this sense, the spatial production process of OUCRPRJ is the analytical object of this dissertation.