EcuadorHousing & PropertyRegulatory changes detected in official sources — tracked continuously by GovToDate's monitoring.
Last detection: 28 September 2026
What changes: A bill amending the Tenancy Law is being processed. The objective is to update the regulations and balance the rights of owners and tenants, especially in properties subject to the horizontal property regime.
What changes: A reform to the Tenancy Law, dating back to 1972, is being processed in its first debate. The objective is to update the regulations to constitutional precepts, seeking a balance between the rights of tenants and landlords, and establishing egalitarian relationships to prevent abuses. The reform aims to clarify and update norms to regulate tenancy relationships and ensure effective judicial protec
What changes: An urgent bill was approved in its second debate to incentivize the construction of social interest housing and reduce the housing deficit. The regulation creates a tax benefit for those who donate social interest housing or funds for its financing, allowing a reduction of up to 100% of the donated amount on Income Tax, with a limit of 30% of the tax due.
What changes: A bill has been presented to reform the Horizontal Property Law. It seeks to improve coexistence in condominiums through clear rules, greater participation, and orderly management mechanisms. It proposes the implementation of an internal registry of co-owners and establishes clear rules for administration, aiming to provide greater security to citizens living in these spaces.
What changes: A reform project for the Civil Code concerning property rights has been presented. The reform aims to guarantee the protection of collective and community property, in addition to individual property, and link it with the rights to protect nature. The objective is to have updated norms that establish limits on the right to use and enjoy property.
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