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Quick answer (Cuba)

A crédito hipotecario of 2,500,000 CUP at 9% over 20 years works out to a monthly payment of about $22,493, with total interest of $2,898,356 over the full term.

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USD
$
LTV 80% · No PMI ✓
$
%
Total Monthly
$26,660
PITI
Principal + Interest
$22,493
54% goes to interest
Total Interest
$2,898,356
over 20 years
Monthly Breakdown
Principal & Interest$22,493
Property Tax (1.1%/yr)$2,865
Homeowner's Insurance (0.5%/yr)$1,302
Total Monthly$26,660
Principal vs Interest Split
46% principal
54% interest
✨ Live recalculation·Includes P&I, property tax, insurance. Estimates only — consult a licensed lender for exact rates.
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Crédito hipotecarios in Cuba

Typical loan
$2,500,000
in Cuba
Typical rate
9% p.a.
prime borrower, 2026
Typical term
20 years
most common

Market overview

Cuba's mortgage market is effectively state-controlled, operated through Banco Metropolitano, Banco Popular de Ahorro (BPA), Banco de Crédito y Comercio (BANDEC) and Banco Hipotecario Nacional, all supervised by the Banco Central de Cuba (BCC). Following the January 2021 Tarea Ordenamiento that abolished the dual CUP/CUC currency system, the official CUP rate is 24:1 USD but the informal market trades around 350-450:1. Private home sales were legalised in 2011 (Decree-Law 288).

Why 9% is the typical rate

Administered rates of 6-12% reflect BCC's state-set lending rates rather than a market-determined policy rate, with subsidised housing-program rates around 2.5-4% for state-allocated housing.

Tax & regulatory notes

Transfer tax under Law 113 of the Tax System (2012) is 4% of declared value, often well below true market value. Decree-Law 288/2011 legalised private property sales between Cubans for the first time since 1959. Foreign ownership remains prohibited except through joint ventures or in designated tourism real estate zones. The Banco Hipotecario Nacional administers state mortgage subsidies.

🧮 Worked example

A crédito hipotecario of 2,500,000 CUP at 9% over 20 years

Loan amount
$2,500,000
Annual interest rate
9%
Term
20 years (240 months)
Monthly payment
$22,493
Total interest paid
$2,898,356
Total paid (principal + interest)
$5,398,356
❓ FAQ (Cuba)

Common questions in Cuba.

Can Cubans get mortgages?
Yes since 2011 (Decree-Law 289). Banco Metropolitano, BPA and BANDEC offer state-regulated mortgages to Cuban citizens at administered rates of 6-12%, with subsidised rates for first-home buyers in state housing programs. Most transactions still occur in cash given limited credit access.
Can foreigners buy property in Cuba?
No, foreign individuals cannot own real estate in Cuba outside designated tourism real estate zones (Mariel ZED and select developments). Foreign companies may participate through joint ventures with Cuban state entities under Law 118 (Foreign Investment Law).
What happened to the CUC currency?
The convertible peso (CUC) was abolished in January 2021 under the Tarea Ordenamiento monetary reform, leaving the CUP as the sole official currency. Property markets now operate in CUP officially, but informal high-value transactions reference USD or EUR at parallel-market rates.