Updated: Kingston, Jamaica — 15 January 2026 Jamaica currently ranks third globally on the Human Flight and Brain Drain Index (HFBDI), placing…

Updated: The Human Flight and Brain Drain Index (HFBDI) does not flatter small nations. Scored from 0 to 10, it measures the…

Kingston, Jamaica — 11 January 2026 Jamaica’s housing market has entered the new year showing signs not of volatility or retreat, but…

As the year gets underway, Jamaica’s housing market is revealing early signs of adjustment rather than upheaval. New listings, pricing patterns and…

Jamaica is rebuilding. Not in theory. Not in headlines. Not in forecasts imported from somewhere else.But in real time — board by…

Kingston, Jamaica — 2 January 2026 As Jamaica continues recovery efforts following Hurricane Melissa, attention is turning quietly back to housing, land…

A comprehensive quarterly review of Jamaica’s property market from October to December 2025, written in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Melissa — the most destructive natural disaster in Jamaica’s recorded history. Covering US$8.8 billion in physical damage, 120,000+ roofless buildings, the government’s National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority, the Bank of Jamaica holding at 5.75%, a GDP contraction of 8-13%, and the property market’s first assessments of a changed landscape.

In Jamaica, real estate is not just about land, buildings, or square footage. It is about destiny, patience, and faith. Anyone who…

“A house is not simply constructed. It is chosen at a moment when life decides to move forward.”— Dean Jones Jamaica is…

Kingston, Jamaica — In the wake of Hurricane Melissa, as communities across Jamaica continue the careful work of rebuilding homes, infrastructure, and…