What is a typical expat home or apartment like in Guayaquil?
We asked expats what a typical home or apartment in Guayaquil is like. They answered...
"I live in an apartment within an 8 unit building (tower) within a gated community of about 20 towers. Ideal mix of privacy and neighborly acquaintances. I don't know what the house/apt mix is, but I would imagine expat families with kids go for houses (in Sanborondon, Los Ceibos, or Via la Costa) and expat singles and couples go for apts. The houses in Sanborondon are usually huge, expensive, and not many to rent," explained one expat living in Guayaquil, Ecuador.
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"Expat homes and apartments in Guayaquil tend to have modern amenities and decor, which can include air conditioning, spacious bedrooms, and full kitchens. They are often located in newer developments and are well kept. Public transportation links are often close by, making the area convenient for commuters. Expats can choose from a variety of housing options, from renting an apartment in a gated community to buying a single-family home in a suburban neighbourhood. Many expat apartments come with access to community amenities such as a pool, sports court or even a gym," said another expat in Guayaquil, Ecuador, Ecuador.
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What is a typical expat home or apartment like in Guayaquil?
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