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Private program — Republic of Ecuador

If you are between 40 and 65 years old in Ecuador, this concerns you

Ecuadorian citizens born between 1960 and 1985 have access to a housing participation program designed for their generation. Accessible entry amount, distributions during construction and an acquisition option at the end of the project.

No large capital required. No prior experience needed. The process is straightforward, the consultation is free, and the program is available throughout Ecuador.

Facade of a new residential building in Quito, Ecuador
Quito, Ecuador
Ecuadorian adult family reviewing housing information
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Three simple conditions

01

Born between 1960 and 1985

The program is oriented to the generation that today is between 40 and 65 years old.

02

Resident of Ecuador

Valid Ecuadorian ID or permanent residency in the country.

03

Accessible entry amount

Participation tranches from low levels, no large capital required.

What is included

What does this program include?

Participation in real housing projects

Active construction projects in Ecuadorian cities — with clear conditions and follow-up available for each participant.

Distributions during construction

As the work progresses, you receive periodic distributions proportional to your participation.

Acquisition option upon completion

When the project is finished you decide: acquire the housing unit or recover your capital with accrued benefits.

How it works

How to verify your access?

  1. 01
    Step 1

    Fill out the form

    Enter your basic information. Name, email and a short message are enough to start the review.

  2. 02
    Step 2

    Receive information about available projects

    We send you details of active projects in your region — Quito, Guayaquil, Cuenca or other cities.

  3. 03
    Step 3

    Review the conditions and decide

    You analyze the participation tranches, deadlines and distributions. You participate only if it suits you — no commitment.

Your generation is already asking. See what applies to you.

Active projects

Construction sites in three Ecuadorian cities

Follow-up available for each participant — with quarterly progress reports.

New residential building in Cumbayá, Quito Quito

Cumbayá Norte Residences

84 units — Structural phase — Estimated delivery 2027

New residential tower in Ceibos, Guayaquil Guayaquil

Ceibos River Towers

120 units — Finishing phase — Estimated delivery 2026

Facade of new housing complex in Cuenca Cuenca

El Batanán Complex

56 units — Foundation phase — Estimated delivery 2027

Ecuadorian adult family reviewing housing information
Your generation

People like you are already asking

Professionals, independent traders, teachers and retirees between 40 and 65 have requested information over the last quarter. They review the conditions without obligation and decide with calm. The consultation commits to nothing.

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Frequently asked questions

Most asked before participating

Is this a program from the Ecuadorian State?
No. Suelosfund is a private company registered in Ecuador. The program is not associated with the Government, MIDUVI or any public entity.
What is the minimum participation amount?
Tranches start at accessible levels and adjust to the project available in your region. The exact detail is shared after the consultation.
In which cities are projects available?
Currently in Quito, Guayaquil and Cuenca, with new projects under review for Ambato, Manta and Loja.
What if I decide not to acquire the housing unit at the end?
You can recover your capital along with the accrued distributions. The purchase option is an alternative, not an obligation.
Does the consultation have any cost?
No. The consultation is completely free and does not commit you to anything.
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Free consultation, no commitment

Fill it in less than a minute. You will receive information on projects available in your region.

Important notice

This program is offered by Suelosfund Vivienda Andina S.A.S., a private company registered in Ecuador. It is not a government program. Participation involves risks, including the possible partial or total loss of the capital contributed. Distributions are subject to the progress and conditions of each project. Past results do not guarantee future results. Free consultation with no commitment.