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El Ejido is one of Cuenca’s most established districts, mostly within the urban parish of Huayna Cápac. It lies south of the Tomebamba River, beside the historic center, on the plain between the Tomebamba and Yanuncay rivers. Schools, universities, medical offices, restaurants and parks are concentrated here, creating strong demand for both purchases and rentals.
Its main avenues, Solano, 12 de Abril and 10 de Agosto, connect a high-density urban neighborhood with landmarks such as the University of Cuenca’s main campus and Parque de la Madre. Renovated heritage houses, modern apartment buildings and commercial premises form its housing mix. It is a premium option for buyers seeking urban convenience close to the heart of Cuenca.
✓ Next to the historic center
✓ Strong rental demand
✓ Schools and universities nearby
✓ Solano, 12 de Abril and 10 de Agosto avenues
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Questions about El Ejido
Which parish is El Ejido in, and where is it? +
El Ejido is a historic district mostly within the urban parish of Huayna Cápac. It lies south of the historic center, across the Tomebamba River, connected by Solano, 12 de Abril and 10 de Agosto avenues.
How much do apartments in El Ejido, Cuenca cost? +
One- and two-bedroom apartments in El Ejido start at $80,000. Larger, modern units range from $150,000 to $280,000. Houses range from $180,000 to $450,000 depending on condition, street and floor area.
Is it easy to rent out a property in El Ejido? +
Yes. El Ejido has one of Cuenca’s highest occupancy rates because of its proximity to the University of Cuenca, schools and services. Apartment rents range from $350 to $700 monthly depending on size and condition.
Is El Ejido close to Cuenca’s historic center? +
Yes, it is beside the historic center, across the Tomebamba River. Since 2010, a municipal ordinance has included the old Ejido within Cuenca’s historic center area.
Do buildings in El Ejido include parking? +
Modern buildings built in the last 10 years generally include parking. In older houses and buildings it may be separate or unavailable. Cuenca House checks this for each property.