Santander has launched a mortgage in the United Kingdom that requires first-time buyers to put…

A major Montego Bay resort moves forward, the NHT absorbs another hurricane bill, commercial property owners confront insurance delays, and disputes over land and coastal development sharpen across the island.

Jamaica’s modest pension payments and rising housing costs are creating a retirement problem that few families have properly calculated

San Francisco’s housing frenzy raises an uncomfortable question for Jamaica: if newly created technology fortunes begin chasing island property, who will still be able to call the market their own?

The investment is not charity alone. It is an attempt to repair the market on which the mortgage business depends.

A law born in 1881 can still transfer the ground beneath a registered owner’s feet. The question is not whether Jamaica should erase adverse possession, but whether it can rebuild it for the country that now exists.