Cuba Realty

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Cuba Realty

 This website is being developed to feature a cooperative listing service similar to the Multiple Listing Service in the US.

Cuban based Realtors and off-island Realtors will be able to list their Cuban real estate, Cuban homes for sale, Cuban land for sale, Cuban condos for sale or rent along with Cuban vacation rentals.

If you are looking for lodging in Cuban hotels or casa particular (Cuban private homes) rentals, please visit our Cuba casas sister site. 


Cuban Cigars  

Since all Cuban land is owned or at least controlled by the Cuban government, this listing service is not a viable business model until the Cuban government allows for private property ownership.

Also, the US Embargo would have to be eased so Americans could not only travel to Cuba but be allowed to purchase real estate there as well. 

In the mean time, see what you are missing in this video of the Malecon seawall in Havana.

If you need to do a title search or have other legal issues, please visit our sister site CubaLegalServices.com to find a reference for an OFAC or Cuban law attorney.

Cuba Real Estate Article

By Graham Norwood | Financial Times

You learn a lot about modern Cuba by driving the scenic Via Blanca highway between Havana and the north coast resort of Varadero.

My trip one late May afternoon starts on the wave-lashed Malecón, a 7km boulevard separating the capital – both its restored colonial quarter and its communist-designed tower blocks – from the Florida Straits.

Moving on from the sometimes dilapidated nearby suburbs into the outer ones, each junction is lined with workers and schoolchildren sweating in the 35ºC heat, trying to hitch-hike home to their villages.

Soon, the coast road changes from motorway to pot-holed track and back again, ensuring the 140km trip takes a full two hours. But it’s worth it: an occasional industrial plant, village or roadside bar, a few small oil wells, then mostly blue water on one side, lush green countryside and distant mountains on the other, and many fine, empty sandy beaches.

Entering Varadero, modernity immediately takes over.

Read the rest of the article here.


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