At Jamaica Homes, we’ve always believed that buying or selling property in Jamaica should be simple, transparent, and secure — whether you’re a local homeowner, a landlord, or an international investor. That’s why we’re proud to introduce a new and improved Listing Verification Policy, designed to protect everyone involved in the real estate journey while keeping access to the platform 100% free.
Starting April 13, 2025, all listings on Jamaica Homes will go through a centralized and fully verified process, handled personally by me, Dean Jones, Realtor® Associate at Coldwell Banker Jamaica Realty and Founder of Jamaica Homes.
Why This Change?
In recent years, we’ve seen the rise of property scams and unverified listings across the digital landscape. At Jamaica Homes, we’re taking a stand for authenticity, professional standards, and peace of mind. Every listing will now go through a thorough vetting process to ensure that:
The seller or landlord is the rightful owner
The property is genuinely available
All documentation is legitimate and current
Listings are accurate, fair, and trustworthy
“Jamaica Homes isn’t just a platform — it’s a promise of integrity. If it’s listed here, it’s verified.”
— Dean Jones
How the New Listing Process Works
Step 1: Register on the website and click the Create a Listing button
Step 2: Upload your property information and required documents
Step 3: Email your completed documentation to office@jamaica-homes.com
Step 4: Wait for verification and site visit to confirm the property details
Step 5: Sign a Standard or MLS Listing Agreement
Step 6: Your listing goes live on Jamaica Homes and on Coldwell Banker Jamaica Realty and other national platforms (for MLS listings)
What You’ll Need to Submit
All sellers and landlords must provide the following:
Copy of your property title
Completed Customer Information Form (CIF)
Download the form here
(Must be notarized for international clients)Valid photo ID for all owners (Driver’s License, Passport, or National ID)
TRN card or letter (Required if you’re not submitting a Jamaican Driver’s License)
Proof of address (Utility bill, bank/credit statement, or J.P. letter dated within the last 3 months)
“Good property deals begin with good documentation. Verification doesn’t slow the process — it protects your investment.”
— Dean Jones
For International Clients
We welcome international sellers and landlords — whether you’re based in the UK, US, Canada, or elsewhere. The process is the same, except that your Customer Information Form (CIF) must be notarized by a recognized authority in your jurisdiction before submission.
Why Work Through Dean Jones?
By routing all listings through a licensed and established professional, you gain the benefit of:
Decades of local and international real estate experience
Listings shared on both Jamaica Homes and Coldwell Banker Jamaica Realty
Guidance through pricing strategy, legal documents, and staging
MLS exposure for properties with the appropriate agreement
Peace of mind that every document is reviewed and every listing is real
“In a market where trust is everything, I’m here to make sure your listing stands out for all the right reasons.”
— Dean Jones
Final Thoughts
This new approach makes Jamaica Homes more than just a website — it becomes a professional, fully verified marketplace for Jamaican real estate. With every listing personally reviewed and approved by a licensed Realtor®, buyers and renters can browse with confidence, and sellers can rest assured that their property is being marketed with integrity.
If you're ready to sell or rent your property in Jamaica — whether you're local or living abroad — get started by registering here and uploading your listing today.
For questions, contact us at office@jamaica-homes.com.
“Real estate is not just about buildings — it’s about trust, timing, and transparency. That’s the Jamaica Homes standard.”
— Dean Jones
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or financial advice. Please note: Jamaica Homes is not authorized to offer financial advice. The information provided is not financial advice and should not be relied upon for financial decisions. Consult a regulated mortgage adviser for guidance.