The Cuban influencer Flor de Cuba (Flor Danay Hernández) is getting closer to achieving one of her big dreams: acquiring her first property in the United States. In a recent video shared on social media, she took her followers on a tour of three spectacular houses valued at over a million dollars in Miami and revealed that one of them is the one she plans to turn into her new project.
The video arrives just a week after the content creator announced that she had finalized the contract to acquire her first property in the country, a step that marks an important moment in her personal and professional journey.
Far from being just an emotional purchase, Flor explained that her decision is based on a very clear business vision. "I’m not buying a house thinking that I want to live in this house. I’m buying a house thinking that I want to create in this house,” she commented. Her intention is to transform the space into her creative hub: a place to record content, run campaigns with brands, set up permanent sets, produce courses, and organize events.
For the influencer, the property represents more than just a real estate investment. "Buying this property for me is not about its real estate value, but because this house will become the setting of my story," she stated.
The news is even more significant considering that Flor arrived in the United States just a year and three months ago with only 200 dollars. Her first months were modest: she traveled by bus, slept on mattresses on the floor, and lived for a time in her aunt's house while she started to build her path in the country.
Today, her main source of income comes from social media, especially TikTok Shop, where she works as an affiliate seller and ranks within the top 1% of the highest-earning sellers worldwide. Currently, her monthly income ranges from $30,000 to $80,000.
The house in Miami would also be her second real estate investment in just a few weeks. At the end of February, she acquired a townhouse in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, intended for rental. Both decisions are part of a long-term strategy aimed at building wealth for her family and, especially, for her children, who still remain in Cuba.
"I got tired of paying rent, of throwing money away and giving it to others, so I decided to buy my first house in the United States," she commented. The influencer has also financially supported her mother on the island, sending her furniture and appliances and even buying her a home.
In the video, Flor invites her followers to guess which of the three properties will ultimately be chosen. She concludes with a reflection that summarizes her philosophy of life: "Women who had to take charge don't make emotional decisions; we make strategic decisions."
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