Edition 163 delivers the Caribbean property investment year-end review for 2012 — assessing the legacy of Hurricane Sandy, the breakthrough of Antigua’s CBI programme launch, T&T’s energy-backed resilience, the Dominican Republic’s record tourism performance, and the investment outlook for 2013.

Edition 165 covers the most significant Caribbean weather event of 2012 — Hurricane Sandy’s devastating passage through Jamaica on 24 October, through Cuba and the Bahamas on 25 October, before its broader impact. Property damage, insurance implications, and the region’s resilience response are examined in depth.

Edition 166 surveys the opening of the Caribbean’s peak tourism season in autumn 2012, with CBI demand building across St Kitts, Dominica, and anticipation of Antigua’s imminent programme launch, while Trinidad & Tobago’s investment climate remains robust on strong energy revenues.

Caribbean peak summer 2012 is underway as President Medina settles into office in Santo Domingo, T&T’s energy economy remains a regional pillar, and the Atlantic hurricane season reaches its climatological peak. Edition 168.

Danilo Medina wins the Dominican Republic’s presidential election on 20 May, bringing a new government to Santo Domingo. The Atlantic hurricane season opens on 1 June as Caribbean investment markets navigate global uncertainty. Edition 170.

The Dominican Republic’s presidential election on 20 May approaches as investors watch for policy signals. Caribbean investment momentum builds as the hurricane season draws near. Edition 171 of the Caribbean Property & Investment Review.

Trinidad Carnival 2012 delivered another spectacular celebration on 20-21 February, generating economic ripple effects across the twin-island republic. Caribbean spring tourism gathers pace while Jamaica’s new government pursues its IMF agenda. Edition 173.

Portia Simpson Miller’s new PNP government sets its early agenda as Jamaica tackles fiscal challenges head-on. Trinidad’s Carnival season approaches and Caribbean investment sentiment builds for 2012. Edition 174 of the Caribbean Property & Investment Review.

Portia Simpson Miller and the People’s National Party win Jamaica’s general election on 29 December 2011, ushering in a new government as the Caribbean looks to 2012 with cautious optimism. Edition 175 of the Caribbean Property & Investment Review.

The Caribbean holiday season arrives with the Holness government settling in and a Jamaican general election on the horizon. Eurozone fears continue to shape European visitor sentiment as the region’s hoteliers count on a strong North American winter season. Edition 176.