The July 2026 edition of the Jamaica Homes Monthly Review examines surging diaspora investment, the NHT’s landmark rate cuts for frontline workers, construction momentum across a 41,000-unit pipeline, and the complex forces shaping Jamaica’s housing market at the mid-year point.

Since January 1982, the Jamaica Windrush & Diaspora Update has published ninety quarterly editions chronicling the life of the Caribbean community in Britain and its ties to Jamaica. Covering forty-four years of history — from the Toxteth riots and the Scarman Report to the Windrush scandal and its aftermath, from Thatcher’s first term to the present — the series constitutes the most sustained quarterly record of Black British life ever assembled. This commemorative edition brings the complete archive together.

Jamaica Homes Global Conflict & Caribbean Impact Review — Edition 1 | Published 3 July…

As the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season intensifies, Caribbean property markets face spiralling insurance premiums, constrained housing supply and record tourism momentum. A comprehensive monthly analysis for investors, developers and homeowners across the region.

Jamaica’s vacation rental sector enters the second half of 2026 with a long-overdue licensing framework advancing through the Ministry of Tourism, while Airbnb reports Caribbean as a standout global growth region, Tax Administration Jamaica intensifies enforcement, and housing affordability concerns push Parliament toward action.

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant concept in property markets. Globally, AI is already…