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Turi: one of Cuenca's most affordable areas in Cuenca

Turi is one of Cuenca's most affordable areas. It offers some of the lowest prices per square meter in the city plus available land — attractive to first-time buyers and investors.

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Frequently asked questions about Turi

How much does a house cost in Turi, Cuenca?
Houses in Turi trade at roughly $700 to $1,000 per m², with about $875/m² as the midpoint. For a 150 m² home that works out to around $131,250. 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 Turi?
Land in Turi runs about $70 to $180 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 Turi?
Rentals in Turi run about $3 to $5 per m² per month, so a 90 m² apartment lands near $360 a month. Furnished units aimed at foreigners usually ask more.
Is Turi a good area to invest in?
It is outskirts or a rural parish: the lowest price per m² around Cuenca, with larger lots available, but you need to factor in commuting time to the center and check utilities carefully.
What is living in Turi like?
Turi: one of Cuenca's most affordable areas in Cuenca. First-time buyers and investors after the best value per m².

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