This article presents the systematization and interpretation of some results raised during the workshop Em Breve Aqui conducted by research groupIndisciplinar regarding the empty spaces in Belo Horizonte hypercenter. These empty spaces represent the attempt of capital to devalue the investment in fixed capital in a last time to, after destroy it, make new room to continue the accumulation of capital on new technologies and new logics of production. Empty can then be visible marks of this process of creative destruction representing a capital strategy to its continuous accumulation. In the case of Belo Horizonte urban empty are combined with Avenue Antonio Carlos and Via Leste-Oeste (ACLO) urban operation scenario and can further enhance the real estate capital gains from these empty as the urbanistic flexibility is offered by the urban operation. Urban empty can be understood as urban infrastructure spaces that after the period of amortization of previous investments waits destruction so that capitalists can invest new capital in that place. It is from this logic that is possible to understand the creation and extinction of urban voids in a continuous process of desterritoralizationand reterritorialization that vary with urban dynamics and market trends, always oriented in the direction that point the most lucrative opportunities.