COVID-19 Jamaica

A landmark performance audit by Auditor General Pamela Monroe Ellis has found that Jamaica’s public health system was already in institutional crisis well before COVID-19 arrived — with governance bodies inactive for years, hospital beds declining, h

Jamaica receives its first COVID-19 vaccines via COVAX in February 2021 as the housing market normalises and construction activity accelerates.

Jamaica awaits COVAX vaccine delivery in early 2021 as housing demand recovers strongly and BOJ holds rates at historic lows.

Jamaica’s housing market closes a remarkable COVID year with rising prices and record remittances, as the NHT reports year-end results for 2020.

Global vaccine approvals in November–December 2020 lift Jamaica’s year-end property outlook as the housing market defies pandemic expectations.

Jamaica’s housing market posts surprising momentum in October–November 2020 as virtual viewings normalise and vaccine news lifts global sentiment.

As Jamaica cautiously reopens to tourists and hurricane season peaks, the property market shows surprising momentum in September–October 2020.

Jamaica’s housing market navigates COVID-19 curfews and construction recovery in August–September 2020, as demand holds firm amid pandemic uncertainty.