Jamaica’s e-Titles project posts early implementation milestones, the BOJ rate cycle approaches its floor, global PropTech investment accelerates sharply into 2025, and AI tools begin reaching mid-market real estate businesses. Our Q1 2025 review.

In Jamaica’s real estate market, personal connections—often referred to as “links”—have traditionally played a pivotal role in facilitating property transactions. These networks,…

In the evolving landscape of 2025, where technology is has started to reshape every aspect of life, investing in digital real estate…

Global PropTech venture investment closes 2024 at US$15.1 billion, AI-powered real estate tools cross from experimentation into mainstream deployment, Jamaica’s e-Titles system advances and the BOJ rate cycle deepens. Our Q4 2024 annual close.

The Bank of Jamaica begins its rate-cutting cycle, the e-Titles implementation advances into design phases, JAM-DEX merchant adoption remains stubbornly low, and AI-powered property tools gather pace globally. Our Q3 2024 quarterly review.

Jamaica makes history in Q2 2024 with a landmark $34 million electronic land titling contract, OpenAI launches GPT-4o, global PropTech investment accelerates, and the Caribbean begins to map a credible path toward data-driven real estate.

As artificial intelligence reshapes global real estate, Jamaica’s land registry advances toward digitisation, the Bank of Jamaica’s digital currency faces adoption hurdles, and Caribbean investors begin weighing PropTech’s long-term potential. Our inaugural quarterly review.

At JamaicaHomes, we firmly believe that Jamaica is poised for a new era of transformation. The potential for growth and progress is…

Real estate has never been just about property. In Jamaica, it has always been about people, timing, trust, land, legacy, and the…

As 2023 closes, two converging narratives define Jamaica’s property market: a familiar crisis of affordability and supply, and an unfamiliar one — the arrival of artificial intelligence in the professional vocabulary of Caribbean real estate.