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.

Jamaica is placing greater emphasis on climate resilient housing as post Melissa rebuilding sharpens focus on stronger homes, safer locations and better infrastructure.

Jamaica recorded an estimated J$280.9 billion in building and planning applications during 2025, a figure that points to an extraordinary level of…

Kingston, Jamaica, 23 September 2026 Jamaica is preparing to court significantly greater levels of international investment in housing, energy, water, transport and…

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.

Climate activism is finding a new home in Jamaica’s churches. After Hurricane Melissa, the bigger question is whether environmental stewardship will change how churches build, insure and manage the enormous property footprint under their control.

Jamaica should learn from disasters. It should not learn to punish everyone who happened to be nearby.

Artificial intelligence may be wildly overvalued. It may also become one of the technologies that quietly reshapes how property is designed, marketed,…

Jamaica has billions of dollars committed to housing and tens of thousands of homes somewhere in the development pipeline. But the latest…

The exchange rate moves daily and reprices every imported material a Jamaican build depends on. Why currency risk deserves as much budgeting attention as the mortgage rate, and usually gets less.