MIAMI—Cuba is certainly a hot topic in foreign investment discussions these days. Since the Obama Administration restored diplomatic ties with the island nation, there has been plenty of speculation bout that that means for commercial real estate.
Indeed, many bullish developers eyeing the market for new opportunities in Cuba. From an accounting and finance perspective, what are some of the biggest challenges these developers face? And, more importantly, how can developers overcome these obstacles?
GlobeSt.com caught up with Alan Lips, a partner at Gerson Preston Robinson, for some thoughts on the topic. You can still read part one of this interview series: What's Driving Chinese Investors to Miami?
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