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The National Housing Trust has been told to stop building homes above $14 million, a direct attempt to stop public lending from fuelling the price inflation it is meant to ease.

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The NHT reserved a share of homes for under-36 contributors and launched a starter-home programme with a buy-back option, a targeted effort to keep a generation from being priced out.

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The NHT has lifted its Housing Microfinance Loan ceiling to almost $2 million and widened eligibility, strengthening a small but vital bridge to ownership for lower-income Jamaicans.

The NHT increasingly relies on guaranteeing the purchase of homes private developers build, a model that can accelerate affordable housing if oversight and price-point discipline hold.

In 2023 the NHT lifted its loan ceiling to $7.5 million, another step in a decade-long climb that tracked, and risked feeding, Jamaica’s rising house prices.