Understanding symbolic consumption is a great challenge both for researchers studying the subject and for companies. Society, in constant change, expresses itself symbolically through consumption. In this work, an attempt was made to analyze the symbolic consumption of housing and leisure in multi-family condominiums of the Minha Casa Minha Vida Program, based on the theoretical assumptions of the CCT - Consumer Culture Theory. The studies based on this perspective started about 20 years ago, being therefore still recent and with vast field for its exploration. The object of study is the ownership of a home and the leisure offered in multifamily residential condominiums, seeking to obtain a deeper understanding of the trend, during the last two decades, of building residential buildings with leisure options in Brazil. The informants are consumers that belong to the Brazilian emerging middle class. A qualitative study was carried out, and in-depth interviews conducted with real estate buyers of the Minha Casa Minha Vida Program, which allowed the mapping of the meanings they assigned to the property and to the leisure areas. Qualitative content analysis was used as a method of data analysis and the categories of analysis used emerged from the field. The results indicate that the dwelling itself has meanings of achievement, passage, independence, security, pride and sacred value attributed to the good. Concerning leisure in multi-family condominiums, meanings related to safety, home extension, socialization and quality of life were identified.