As the winds of change sweep through Cuban real estate, prompted by the death of Fidel Castro, hundreds of investors from North America and Europe will have flocked to Cuba. The largest island in the Caribbean offers a tremendous long term investment opportunity in Cuban real estate and the various sectors searching for investment are numerous.
In Cuba we have the wonderful opportunity to enjoy and discover a rich and diverse culture of one of the most articulate, bright, and passionate peoples in the Caribbean islands.
Located only 90 miles form the U.S., Cuba is sometimes called the "Pearl of the Caribbean" for its beauty and boasts over 70,000 square miles of breathtaking terrain, 2,000 miles of coastline, towering mountains, spectacular landscapes, quaint colonial towns and a couple of cosmopolitan cities like Havana. The 300-odd unspoiled beaches, bays and inlets surrounded by the beautiful crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean have always been the island's main attraction and a place where you can enjoy your favorite outdoor activity. In Cuba there is plenty to do, lots of fishing, swimming, dancing, hiking, diving etc.
Baby Boomers some 80 million strong will begin to retire in the next decade. The search for new retirement havens may soon turn south of the border. In the growing "Global Age" the United States will eventually work out its differences with Fidel Castro's successors. Cuba will join Costa Rica, Mexico and Belize as Latin America's prime retirement havens. Aging Baby Boomers, savvy entrepreneurs, snowbirds and expats of all ages will see Cuba as an affordable place to maximize their lifestyles, be lured by the warm climate, abundance of new business opportunities and one the hottest travel destinations ion the world due to its proximity to the United States and mystic.