Cayman Islands property sales reached US$978 million through September in one CIREBA-based report, but large condominium completions are distorting the headline. Fresh contracts and available housing tell a more complicated story.

Antigua’s 150-unit Pelican Court housing development is nearing handover, but compensation, ownership and mortgages for former Booby Alley residents are not yet settled.

Saint Lucia’s Theobalds treatment plant is nearing a contractor decision for a CDF-backed upgrade serving more than 40,000 customers. Completion is targeted for December 2027.

One hundred two-bedroom homes in Guyana have been allocated to qualified buyers while construction is only about 15 per cent complete. The project illustrates demand for finished homes.

From the Pope’s case for faith in public life in Paris to a church in Jamaica, Queens being sold for US$11.75 million and a covenant row in Kingston 6, this week’s church news kept returning to the same themes: buildings, money and the state.

A compensation payment arising from one of Britain’s most damaging immigration scandals is being turned into something its recipient never lived to…

A Government MP has challenged Jamaica’s reparations push, arguing that the role of Africans who participated in the slave trade deserves greater attention. The comments came as Parliament was told the King had referred Jamaica’s petition to the Privy Council.

Across the Caribbean, property markets are moving at very different speeds. Yet from Kingston to Bridgetown, Georgetown to Nassau, one problem increasingly unites buyers: the amount paid for a house is not necessarily what that house will ultimately cost.

Saint Lucia’s Government will guarantee a US$20 million facility between its development bank and Taiwan Eximbank to widen mortgage access for low- and middle-income families.

Officials at a New Kingston workshop pledged investment in the Common Alerting Protocol so one clear disaster warning reaches every phone, radio, siren and agency at once.