From peenie wallies and vinyl records to Google and artificial intelligence, technology has repeatedly changed ordinary life without asking permission. The evidence suggests that AI is both an investment bubble and a genuine revolution.

Artificial intelligence is not a distant concern for Jamaica’s property market. It is already reshaping the jobs that pay mortgages, the tools that agents use to list properties, and the platforms that connect buyers and sellers across borders.

For years, the Jamaican property market felt almost unstoppable.Properties in desirable areas often attracted multiple enquiries within days. Land in growing communities…

The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) has unveiled plans for a significant expansion of housing and development projects in St Ann, with between…

The Growing Battle Between Tourism Development and Public Beach AccessAcross the Caribbean, a quiet battle is unfolding along some of the world’s…

A growing legal battle over access to some of Jamaica’s most well-known beaches is drawing attention to a broader national debate about…

Jamaica’s development strategy may be entering a new phase, with the Government signalling that the country’s future growth could depend less on…

Jamaica has spent decades searching for ways to reduce one of its greatest economic vulnerabilities: dependence on imported energy.Every year, the island…

Despite global economic uncertainty, rising construction costs, higher borrowing expenses in some markets, and growing caution among purchasers, real estate development across…

Thousands of new housing units and land subdivisions are increasing pressure on access roads across Jamaica.Homeowners are increasingly asking whether neighbours can…