Nationwide’s House Price Index for May 2026 recorded the first monthly fall since the Iran war began — average prices dropped 0.6%, the sharpest monthly decline since June 2025, as annual growth slowed from 3% to 1.7%. Halifax confirmed the trend. Capital Economics says big falls are unlikely but the slowdown is real. What it means for property investors in Jamaica.

Donald Trump’s re-election as President of the United States may have indirect effects on Jamaica’s real estate market, influenced by changes in…

A new resort rising on an Antigua beach is about more than hotel rooms. It is a bet on artificial intelligence, sustainability,…

New regulatory structure strengthens Barita’s position as Jamaica’s financial sector races toward digital integrationBarita Financial Group has secured approval from the Bank…

For decades, buy-to-let property was sold as one of Britain’s safest paths to building wealth.The formula appeared straightforward. Buy a property, collect…

Hurricane Melissa, a shrinking economy, global conflict, and a housing crisis have transformed Jamaica’s real estate market. The result is neither boom…

Councils are intensifying enforcement against landlords as licensing penalties rise sharply, raising wider questions about risk, regulation, and the future of private…

How the UK’s leasehold crackdown is reshaping housing, retirement, and investment for Caribbean families at home and abroadFor decades, Britain sold property…

THE EDITOR, Sir:Something feels deeply wrong in Jamaica right now, and ordinary people are talking about it everywhere, not just in Parliament…

Why So Many Jamaican Families Lose Land, Property, Businesses, and Inheritance Within Three GenerationsFor generations across Jamaica and the Caribbean, families have…