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As UK homes sell below asking prices, Jamaica’s property market raises questions about negotiation, overpricing and opportunities for buyers.
Jamaica’s pandemic property boom opened doors for some buyers and created expensive commitments for others. Years later, the real measure of homeownership may be less about rising prices than the lives people can afford to lead.
As Jamaica prepares to mark International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, a veteran engineer is urging home buyers to check sites, approvals and structural reports before committing. Insurance gaps exposed by Hurricane Melissa add weight to the advice.
Dear Editor, I have been looking for a home in Jamaica for more than a…
Jamaica’s housing market may be approaching a subtle but important change in what buyers consider…
Higher loan limits and reduced interest rates may improve affordability, but buyers still face deposits, legal fees, surveys and other costs that can add millions to a purchase
Rural Water Supply Limited has commissioned a $91-million solar-powered water system at Bunkers Hill, Clarendon, serving about 1,000 residents, with a larger Brandon Hill upgrade under way.
Prime minister calls for a “development-first” approach from parish authorities, arguing that Jamaica cannot tackle its housing shortage while viable projects remain trapped in lengthy approval processes.
September is not the end of the selling season. For prepared vendors, the final months of 2026 may offer a valuable opportunity to reach serious buyers.
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