Narracan Uniting Church in Gippsland, first used in 1900 and closed in 2022, sold at auction for $152,000 to a young couple, nearly double its $80,000 to $88,000 asking range.

In the Jamaican real estate market, like in many places, agents sometimes seek secondary income streams due to various factors unique to…

Do you dream of diving into the lucrative world of short-term rental management but believe you lack the capital to make it…

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Kingston, Jamaica — 14 November 2023 Jamaica’s revised national building code now requires all new construction to withstand Category 5 hurricane-force winds…

Boston’s zoning board delayed a vote on converting the former St Matthew convent in Dorchester, built in 1889, into 14 condos with two affordable units, after neighbours objected to its size, parking and traffic.

The Diocese of Southwark was awarded £217,000 from the Church of England’s Buildings for Mission scheme to hire a church buildings fundraising officer and give parishes repair grants of typically £5,000 to £10,000.

In Jamaica, as in many developing countries, the pursuit of sustainability is a delicate balancing act. The pressing need for economic survival…

Jamaica’s coastline is a Crown resource, and the foreshore — the land between the high and low water marks — cannot be privately owned or permanently enclosed. Yet encroachment by private property owners, hotels, and developers onto foreshore land is an ongoing concern in Jamaica’s coastal parishes, depriving the public of beach access and placing unpermitted structures at risk of enforcement action.