Browsing: dean jones

As Andrew Holness calls for a national behavioural shift, mounting evidence shows that poor waste disposal is quietly eroding property…

After Hurricane Melissa, rising prices, foreign currency listings, and structural inequality are exposing a deeper truth about who the housing…

Across Jamaica, the housing market is beginning to shift in a way that is easy to miss, but increasingly difficult…

Different markets. Same forces. A global story playing out in very local ways.Over 3,000 properties are currently under offer or…

Latest property forecast for 2026, with an early view into 2027On paper, Jamaica’s housing market still looks firm. In practice,…

How small banking fees are quietly reshaping the price of building, living, and returning to JamaicaA new fee on electronic…

Jamaica is still rebuilding. A third hurricane, against a backdrop of global tension, would not arrive alone.A slow-building hurricane intensified…

As households tighten budgets, a quiet question is emerging: why does so much edible food still go to waste, and…

As the National Housing Trust marks a milestone, a quiet financing shift could reshape how homes are built and boughtIn…

Behind the emotion of return lies a system many underestimate, planning, finance, and discipline now define the modern homecomingA new…

As Prime Minister Andrew Holness turns to New York, the numbers reveal a deeper truth: Jamaica’s recovery is inseparable from…

Jamaica’s diaspora conference goes digital, but the deeper shift is economic, not technologicalJamaica is preparing to introduce artificial intelligence–driven technology…

Energy disruption abroad begins to tighten costs at home, exposing how global conflict quietly shapes Jamaica’s housing marketIran has again…

A call to return meets a system still shaped by access, networks, and uneven pathways to opportunityJamaica is calling its…

Why Jamaica’s housing decision is no longer just personal, but profoundly economic• Oil prices near US$100 a barrel are feeding…