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Current essay is the result of a research work titled “Preliminary cartography of the social bonds in condominiums Minha Casa Minha Vida in the town of Itabuna BA Brazil”. The process of social de-bonding and re-bonding ties of dwellers with regard to their former dwelling place and the new one is analyzed. The following themes are discussed: 1. re-existing social bonds; 2. the perception of accessing basic urban services (pharmacy, bakery, shops, schools, health units); 3. whether there is an ascending social mobility within the new dwelling space. A case study was undertaken within the housing estate Sao Jose, some 10 km from downtown. Data were collected by a journalistic interview and observation reports in a field diary. A content analysis (CA) of data was undertaken. Results show that relationships with neighbors are basic to maintain already extant social bonds with the former dwelling place and for the appropriation of the new dwelling site and the distance of the estate with regard to urban services coupled to urban mobility corroborates the social and spatial exclusion process. However, the fact that the family is the owner of the house represents a rise in social status for the dwellers of the estate Sao Jose.

CARTOGRAFIA PRELIMINAR DOS VÍNCULOS SOCIAIS NO PROCESSO MORADOR: MORADIA NO CONDOMÍNIO SÃO JOSÉ, ITABUNA, BA