The Grant Reforms refer to a series of changes implemented in Jamaica’s real estate and land management system aimed at improving land administration and tenure security. These reforms seek to address issues such as land disputes, unclear property ownership, and inefficient land registration processes. By modernizing and streamlining land management practices, the reforms aim to enhance transparency, reduce bureaucratic hurdles, and facilitate more effective property transactions. The Grant Reforms are designed to provide a more reliable and accessible system for property owners and potential investors, thereby promoting greater confidence and investment in Jamaica’s real estate market.
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