The US dollar fell 44 cents to close at $156.39 on Monday, December 23, 2024, as the Jamaican dollar firmed against all three major currencies.

In Jamaica’s vibrant real estate market, working with a REALTOR® can provide a wealth of benefits. Here’s why partnering with a REALTOR®…

Becoming a top realtor in Jamaica goes beyond simply selling properties; it’s a bout understanding the intricacies of the local market, mastering…

Jamaican Creole, also called Jamaican Patois, is the language many Jamaicans use to talk to each other every day. It mixes English…

The phrase “Deh pon” is commonly used in Jamaican Patois to express that something is happening, is in progress, or is at…

Exploring the Parable of the Talents: Applying Biblical Stewardship to Real Estate InvestingWhen we think of wealth, success, and investments in today’s…

Bermuda’s Anglican Church has partnered with Habitat for Humanity and the hospitals board to turn the derelict former St James Rectory in Somerset into Bridge House, a residential treatment home for up to eight psychiatric patients.

Jamaica’s bauxite mining history has left a complex land rights legacy in which the surface of a parcel may be privately owned while the subsurface mineral rights belong to the Crown or are licensed to a mining company. Landowners in former and active mining areas who are unaware of this distinction can unknowingly purchase or sell properties that are subject to existing mining licences or subsurface claims.

Irie: In Jamaican Patois, “irie” is an expression that signifies everything is alright, peaceful, or in good condition. It is often used…

Jah know: In Jamaican Patois, “Jah know” is an expression used to invoke a sense of deep truth or certainty, often akin…