List of tallest buildings in Ecuador

The following table shows the tallest buildings in Ecuador.

Rank	Building	City	Height[1]	Number of floors	Year
1	Torre The Point	Guayaquil	143.3 m	36
2	Banco La Previsora	Guayaquil	135 m	33
3	Basilica del Sagrado Voto Nacional	Quito	117 m	38
4	Edificio MAGAP (demolished)	Guayaquil	102 m[2]	28
5	Torres de La Merced	Guayaquil	97 m	27
6	El Forum	Guayaquil	93 m	30
7	San Francisco 300	Guayaquil	86 m	26
8	Finansur	Guayaquil	86 m	25
9	El Fortín	Guayaquil	83 m	27
10	Edificio CFN	Quito	82 m	23
11	Induauto	Guayaquil	81 m	23
12	Consejo Provincial de Pichincha	Quito	80 m	23
13	Torres del Río	Guayaquil	78 m	21
14	Huancalvica	Guayaquil	77 m	23
15	Hilton Colon Quito Hotel	Quito	75 m	21
16	Edificio El Tiburón	Salinas	74 m	23

References

The heights are estimated, with the exception of Banco La Previsora and la Basílica del Sagrado Voto Nacional. Heights are measured from the base to the maximum structural height of the building, without counting antennas, but including water tanks, elevator banks, heliports, etc.
The estimated height of Magap without the advertising roof structure is 88 meters, which would place it fourth in the list.

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