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Ordóñez Lasso

The avenue of view condos and expat life

Av. Ordóñez Lasso links downtown with the road out to Sayausí and anchors one of Cuenca's most active residential corridors. Modern condo towers, hotels, shops and an established expat community line the avenue.

It's shorthand for move-in-ready view apartments with services nearby — in high demand from retirees and rental investors alike.

What to expect

  • Modern towers with views
  • Established expat community
  • Shops, hotels and services along the avenue
  • Strong rental market

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Buyers and investors who want modern view condos with strong rental demand.

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Frequently asked questions about Ordóñez Lasso

How much does a house cost in Ordóñez Lasso, Cuenca?
Houses in Ordóñez Lasso trade at roughly $1,100 to $1,550 per m², with about $1,300/m² as the midpoint. For a 150 m² home that works out to around $195,000. The final price depends on the condition of the build, the exact street and whether it has been renovated.
How much does land cost in Ordóñez Lasso?
Land in Ordóñez Lasso runs about $250 to $550 per m². Lots with street frontage, utilities already connected and buildable topography sit at the upper end of that range.
How much is rent in Ordóñez Lasso?
Rentals in Ordóñez Lasso run about $6 to $8 per m² per month, so a 90 m² apartment lands near $585 a month. Furnished units aimed at foreigners usually ask more.
Is Ordóñez Lasso a good area to invest in?
It is one of the areas that best holds its value in Cuenca: steady demand, little land left to build on, and buyers both local and foreign. The trade-off is one of the highest entry prices in the city.
Is Ordóñez Lasso a good neighborhood for expats and retirees?
Yes — Ordóñez Lasso is one of the areas where Cuenca's foreign community concentrates, which means services in English, international restaurants and neighbors who have already been through the process. Buyers and investors who want modern view condos with strong rental demand.

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