Cuba has announced that its real estate market will be open to foreign investors, a move aimed at attracting capital amid worsening economic conditions caused by intensified U.S. sanctions. The policy change is expected to allow foreigners to buy property in Cuba for the first time, potentially boosting the island's economy. The decision comes as the U.S. continues to impose restrictions that have deepened Cuba's economic crisis.
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