EcuadorReal Estate Advice for Ecuador
Our real estate partners and people living in Ecuador have generously shared their experiences and expertise about buying real estate and renting homes overseas in Ecuador. Plus, they've contributed tips for living in their local areas.
12 Tips for Living in San Jacinto, Ecuador
An expat talks about living in the small fishing village of San Jacinto in Ecuador's Manabi province. With its perfect climate and low cost of living, San Jacinto might be the perfect place for those looking for a quiet beach town. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Vilcabamba, Ecuador
A retiree provides an in-depth look at living in Vilcabamba, Ecuador - the cost of living, local expat clubs, crime, volunteer opportunities such as One World Vilcabamba, medical care and more. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in San Clemente, Ecuador
An expat in Ecuador talks about why expats move to San Clemente - with it's laid back beach lifestyle, low cost of living, hot & dry climate and low crime rate. There are a few things that San Clemente is missing. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Catamayo and Loja, Ecuador
Two former Minnesotans: Our experience and decision,, after a long land and home hunt in vilcabama, was to move elsewhere. We found a warmer area having less expensive property, both for land itself, and for homes and have been here nine years. Catamayo is warm, much of the time, (80;s) though it does get cooler at night. Loja, which is a 50 min. bus ride from Catamayo, is about 10-15 (?) degrees lower.. Continue Reading
Tips for Buying Propery in Ecuador
An expat in Ecuador offers advice to other expats buying property in Ecuador -- from finding a local lawyer to renting before buying to the best places to buy property in Ecuador. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Rio Chico, Ecuador
An expat talks about what life is like in Rio Chico, Ecuador, a small beach town about 10 minutes from Montanita. With 12 hours of sunlight every day, beautiful beaches and terrific local shops, life in Rio Chico sounds wonderful. Continue Reading
