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The White House signalled this week that President Trump is considering a significant change to how home sale profits are taxed, floating…
After five consecutive weekly increases that pushed the 30-year fixed mortgage rate to 6.91 per cent — its highest level in 2026…
Kingston, Jamaica, 12 August 2026 The American property market delivered another instalment of its defining 2026 paradox on Tuesday: sales fell, prices…
Kingston, Jamaica, 8 August 2026 The United States economy shed 23,000 jobs in July, a figure that landed well below the 83,000…
Kingston, Jamaica, 7 August 2026 The American housing market has fractured into two entirely different experiences, and which one you are living…
Britain’s housing market is being compressed from two directions. Rising oil prices associated with the Iran conflict are intensifying inflationary pressure and…
Draft immigration law changes for Jamaica’s investor residency programme are being vetted, but the scheme is over four years late and key terms remain undisclosed.
Theodore Notise and his twin sons have moved into a concrete home in Flanker, St James, the first of ten being built by the GrassROOTS Community Foundation after Hurricane Melissa.
American homebuilder confidence fell again in July, dropping two points to 34 on the NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index — the 15th…
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