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Kingston, Jamaica, 28 June 2026A 3D-printed home can now be financed with a standard 30-year mortgage in the United States.…
Minister of State Delano Seiveright tells Parliament that Jamaica’s construction sector — employing up to 147,000 people — faces real risk from cement supply disruptions, but insists Government measures have the situation under control.
Kingston, Jamaica — 10 June 2026 A global energy crisis is pressing harder on the Caribbean than almost anywhere else,…
Kingston, Jamaica — 9 May 2026 With the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season less than a month away, Jamaica broke ground…
There’s something about an island — particularly this one — that lends itself to reinvention. Its coastline has weathered centuries…
England completed approximately 234,000 new homes in the year to March 2023, well below the government’s 300,000 annual target. The persistent undersupply reflects planning delays, financial constraints on development, and a political economy that consistently privileges existing residents over future occupants. For Jamaica, which faces its own structural housing deficit, the UK’s long struggle with supply is instructive.
You can hardly go wrong when investing in real estate. If you get the right price and score on location,…
As the project management landscape continues to evolve, so do the essential skills required for success. At Jamaica Homes, we…
In countries filled with structures made out of brick and wood it is hard to believe that they can be…