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Ecuador Real Estate

The cost of property in Ecuador's real estate market has increased in the last few years. The increase in price of property is due to the growth in the economy of Ecuador. Despite, the increase in property price in Ecuador's real estate market, the prices cannot be compared to the property prices prevailing in United States of America or Europe. As there is steady appreciation of property prices in Ecuador, investing in the real estate market is quite profitable. Construction of an oil pipeline in the coastal region, during the year 2005-2006, has further increased the cost of property in Ecuador by adding value intrinsically.

The areas in the Ecuador real estate market which have changed over time due to real estate investment include Quito, Cuenca, Guayaquil, Vilcabamba. The cost of land in the Ecuador real estate market has increased over time.
Ecuador real estate agents:
Assistance with regard to real estate dealings can be made easy with the help of real estate agents. The real estate agents may be certified and may have undergone training in real estate dealings or may not have acquired formal training.


The real estate brokers do not provide listing of properties always. There are times when a property is sold only by word of mouth. A real estate broker residing in Cuenca may not have information about property in Quito. There is no provision for multiple listings in Ecuador real estate market. It is not surprising if the cost of property (a land, apartment or house) in the city is valued at different prices by different real estate brokers.

The real estate agents arrange for lawyers if the clients so demand. Carrying out paper works, carrying the real estate deal to completion are taken care of by these agents. In the event when an individual has sufficient cash on hand, the individual is always in a position to bargain. It has been observed in Ecuador, that people who make purchases with cash negotiate the deal at a cost, which is 60% to 70% less than the original price of the property.
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