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Havana property boom only for Cubans, for now

Published Wed, May 27, 2015 · 09:50 PM

    Havana

    A FEW hours and a mojito or two after arriving in this 500-year-old city, with its ocean vistas and dazzling architecture, American visitors often ask: Can I buy a piece of this?

    They cannot. The Cuban government doesn't allow it. The US government doesn't allow it. Not yet, at least.

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