valorizadas

Valorizadas is the feminine plural form of the past participle of valorizar in Portuguese. It functions as an adjective meaning valued, appreciated, or enhanced, and is used to describe feminine plural nouns (for example, ações valorizadas or áreas valorizadas).

In finance and economics, valorizadas commonly describe assets whose market value has risen. Phrases such as "ações valorizadas" refer to stocks that have appreciated in price, while "valorização" is the noun for the process or result of increasing value.

In urban planning and real estate, "áreas valorizadas" or "zonas valorizadas" denote neighborhoods or zones that have increased in value due to investment, infrastructure, or development projects. The term is often used in discussions of urban regeneration, property markets, and policy-driven growth.

Beyond economics and planning, valorizadas can appear in broader contexts to mean things that have been given greater value or importance. Related terms include valorizar (to value or esteem) and valorização (valorization, the act or result of increasing value). The usage of valorizadas thus spans economic, geographic, and cultural domains, always conveying a sense of enhanced worth or significance.