The Week That Quietly Shaped the MarketIf you only looked at the headlines this week, you might conclude that Jamaica’s property sector…

If you only looked at the headlines this week, you might conclude that Jamaica’s property sector is simply continuing along the same…

In Jamaica’s evolving commercial landscape, one property is setting a new benchmark for refined business operations — Pinnacle Commercial Units. Nestled within…

Children pick up our walk and our talk, and our homes pick up our priorities. A reflection on what a house mirrors back about the people who live in it.

The first news of Christ’s birth went to shepherds on a hillside, not to the grand houses of the town. It is a useful question for anyone who writes, preaches or talks about property: who is our good news actually addressed to?

Every year the gutters need clearing before the rains, the tax bill arrives, and the same conversations return. A reflection on the circling year of a household, and how coming back to the same place need not mean standing still.

We know the gutters need clearing and the will needs writing. James 1 says knowing is not the same as doing, and that the blessing is in the doing.

We sweep the verandah and bring out the good glasses for guests, then barely say good morning to the people who share our house. A reflection on honour, familiarity and walking in love at home.

The woman of Proverbs 31 is often reduced to a list of manners. Read closely, she is a woman who weighs land, manages a household and builds for the future with wisdom and fear of the Lord.

A reader in St Elizabeth writes about saving money on his foundations against an engineer’s advice, the cracks that followed, and what he learned about pride and panic.