Thanks to a new road, you can drive from Quito, Ecuador's capital, to the Pacific coast in three-and-a-half hours
Ecuador’s north coast is one of the finest stretches of Pacific coast you will find. Steep, bright green jungle-clad hills rise from the flat blue ocean. In places, rocky coves sculpt sandy beaches.
Here would be a great place to have a beach home. In fact, this is one of the best stretches of Pacific coast you will find. Yet it stayed undiscovered because it was difficult to get to.
Until 14 months ago, the drive time from Quito to this beach took more than eight hours. Now, thanks to a new road, you can drive from the capital to the coast in three-and-a-half hours.
Because of this improved accessibility, I expect prices will rise. The appreciation potential is considerable.
Just back from a sandy beach of volley ball and neighbors’ sun loungers, made private by one of these rocky coves, you could buy a lot with a manageable down payment and $445 per month interest-free for three years.
You are buying “best in class” with views of the ocean, and steps from the private beach in this high-end gated community.
This is the type of place that you wouldn’t expect to be so affordable. Attendees of the International Real Estate Investment Forum in June will find out exactly how affordable deals like this can be – every off-market opportunity on the table, in Ecuador and elsewhere, will have special prices and terms (like interest-free developer finance). For attendees only, of course.
Another important aspect to the Forum is the analysis. I’ll report on and compare each of my top 10 places to invest right now (see page 6 in your April issue of International Living magazine for a detailed list).
Then I’ll introduce you to special off-market deals in the top projects in each of these hot markets.
But you have to be in the room if you don’t want to miss out. Full details here.
Editor’s Note: Ronan McMahon is a director of Pathfinder, IL’s preferred real estate advertiser.
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