The so-called urban and urban reforms are indelible marks in the production of urban space in Rio. It was like this in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and has been so in the current process of metropolization that involves the urban space of the city of Rio de Janeiro. Through the OUCRPRJ - Consortium Urban Operation of the Region of the Port of Rio de Janeiro, public sector and private sector go hand in hand in the attempt to transform the port region into a new frontier of investments. New projects were planned and others are already completed, consolidating the search for a new landscape - financially and globally: signature architecture, mirror spikes, corporate slabs, triple A certifications, environmental efficiency, etc. Thus, it is essential to understand the paths in search of this global skyline, which seeks to meet the interests of the financial sector and that increasingly mobilizes the production of space in the capitalist accumulation cycle, now under the regime of accumulated financialization. In order to do this, the work is focused on the understanding of the singularities of the financially accumulated regime and its (re) production of the Rio de Janeiro urban space, which leads us to analyze the current conditions of the real estate market in these specific triple A ventures. Signs of exhaustion of the capitalist mode of production are increasingly visible and the contradictions resulting from the financial materialization of the geographical space signal the opening of cracks and fissures, from which urban commons can be increasingly mobilized for the anticapitalist struggle.