Cuenca House — Ricaurte
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Ricaurte is a rural parish northeast of Cuenca, about 8 km from the city, known for its quiet setting and rapid residential development. Avenida 25 de Marzo is its main commercial and service corridor; in 2026, the Ricaurte traffic education park opened there, the canton’s first rural traffic education park.
In recent years it has become a hub for VIP developments and new housing, with houses from $115,000 USD. The area attracts local families seeking space and investors interested in sustained long-term growth.
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Which parish is Ricaurte in, and where is it? +
Ricaurte is a rural parish of Cuenca canton, northeast of the city, about 8 km away. It borders Sidcay to the north, Llacao to the east and the city of Cuenca to the south and west. Its main corridor is Avenida 25 de Marzo.
How much do houses in Ricaurte, Cuenca cost? +
VIP developments in Ricaurte start at $115,000. Resale options range from $120,000 to $180,000 depending on condition, location and floor area.
Can I buy in Ricaurte with BIESS or BanEcuador financing? +
Yes. Ricaurte has developments eligible for BIESS and BanEcuador financing at rates from 4.87% annually. You must be an active or retired IESS member. Cuenca House guides you through the process at no extra cost.
How far is Ricaurte from central Cuenca? +
Ricaurte is northeast, about 8 km from the city, and borders urban Cuenca to the south and west. Avenida 25 de Marzo is its main road, and public transport connects it to the city center.
Is Ricaurte a safe place for family living? +
Ricaurte has a quiet, family-oriented character, low density and established neighborhoods. It is popular with families seeking space, nature and lower prices than in established urban districts.