Energy Minister Daryl Vaz says talks with JPS on a new all-island electricity licence are ongoing, with other parties also interested ahead of the July 2027 expiry.

Across eleven years and seventeen IMF publications, a portrait of Jamaica emerges that is far more complex than either its critics or its cheerleaders allow. This is what the full archive actually reveals — about the economy, the property market, and the country’s future.

Kingston, Jamaica, 10 July 2026 China’s housing market continued its prolonged decline in the first half of 2026, with secondary-market home prices…

Kingston, Jamaica, 10 July 2026 The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act became law on 10 July 2026 without President Donald Trump’s…

Kingston, Jamaica, 3 July 2026 Fitch Ratings has released a warning that should register across every housing market in the world: inflation…

Jamaica’s building applications hit $280.9 billion in 2025, up 49.7 percent, even as Melissa disrupted actual construction late in the year. NEPA also hit a 98.5 percent processing rate, faster than its reputation suggests.

Kingston, Jamaica, 2 July 2026 Germany is in the middle of one of the most significant overhauls to its real estate and…

Every bag of cement, every sheet of steel, every imported appliance now carries the shadow of global trade conflict. For Jamaica’s construction sector and the buyers waiting for new homes, the tariff era has real consequences.

Wars, trade fragmentation, AI disruption, climate shocks, and a reordering of global alliances are reshaping the economic context in which Jamaica’s property market operates. Here is what the next two years could look like.

The government’s first full fiscal year budget, tabled in May 2026, delivered on housing in ways that practitioners describe as the most…