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Data Store Market Intelligence Report Outlines Cuenca Real Estate Price Metrics
Real Estate & Development

Data Store Market Intelligence Report Outlines Cuenca Real Estate Price Metrics

Chip MorenoChip Moreno||Source: primicias.ec

Data from real estate analytics firm Data Store indicates that residential property supply and sales in Cuenca concentrated heavily in the $100,000 to $150,000 range as of September 2026. More than 50% of total units—combining both available listings and completed sales—fell within this price bracket, reflecting specific market benchmarks for residential construction and square-meter valuation across the municipality.

Overview

According to the Data Store report, properties dominating the Cuenca real estate market carry an average construction area of 85 square meters. For units within the primary $100,000 to $150,000 range, average square-meter prices fluctuate between $1,427 and $1,713.

At the upper segment of the analyzed inventory, properties priced up to $200,000 feature an average size of 105 square meters. These units reach the highest average square-meter valuation in the city at $1,749.

What to watch

  • Future updates from real estate intelligence firms regarding shifts in inventory concentration beyond the $100,000 to $150,000 bracket.
  • Tracking square-meter price evaluations across higher-end units capped at $200,000 and 105 square meters.

Sources: primicias.ec.

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