Participation in real housing projects
Active construction projects in Ecuadorian cities — with clear terms and follow-up available for every participant.
Ecuadorian citizens born between 1960 and 1985 have access to a housing project participation program with terms designed for their generation. Accessible entry amount, distributions during construction and an acquisition option upon completion.
No large capital required. No prior experience needed. The process is direct, the consultation is free, and the program is available throughout Ecuador.
Three clear components. No small print, no unrealistic promises.
Active construction projects in Ecuadorian cities — with clear terms and follow-up available for every participant.
As construction advances, you receive periodic distributions proportional to your participation.
When the project ends, you decide: acquire the home or recover your capital with accumulated benefits.
Real facades and progress in the three main cities of Ecuador.
Three steps. No required visits. No cost.
Name, email and a short message. That is all. No bank verification at this stage.
An advisor sends you the active options close to your city, with details on phase, entry amount and distribution schedule.
You can close the conversation at any point. If you decide to continue, participation is signed with Ecuadorian legal documentation.
People born between 1960 and 1985 are already receiving information about projects close to their cities. The consultation is free, requires no commitment and is carried out entirely in Spanish.
Comments collected during 2025 information meetings.
They explained everything calmly. I understood where my contribution goes and what happens in each stage of the project.
I asked for legal documents twice before deciding. They never pressured me. That gave me confidence.
I liked that distributions are proportional to progress. It feels concrete, not a distant promise.
Short, direct answers.
People born between 1960 and 1985 are already receiving information about projects close to their cities. The consultation is free, requires no commitment and is carried out entirely in Spanish.