On February 13, 2026, President Daniel Noboa announced the merging of Inmobiliar, the Technical Secretariat for Public Sector Real Estate Management, into the Administratiive General Secretariat of the Presidency through Executive Decree No. 306. This decision aims to streamline the structure of government agencies and enhance their efficiency in executing assigned duties while ensuring territorial deconcentration.

Inmobiliar was established on September 12, 2018, during the presidency of Lenín Moreno, with the authority to lead and manage the public real estate sector. The merger signifies a significant shift in the management of public real estate, now overseen by the newly renamed Administrative General Secretariat and Real Estate Management Secretariat of the Presidency. The fusion underscores the ongoing efforts of the Noboa administration to restructure governmental processes and improve public sector oversight.

The implications of this restructuring could be substantial for the management of public properties in Ecuador, particularly in terms of enhancing government efficiency and accountability. By consolidating these roles under one entity, the administration aims to eliminate redundancy, improve coordination, and possibly address existing challenges linked to the real estate management of public assets. This move can also be viewed as part of a broader strategy to optimize governmental operations in the face of ongoing administrative challenges in the country.