Nine Months After Hurricane Melissa, Some Jamaican Communities Are Still Without Piped WaterJuly 24, 2026
After St Catherine: Where Jamaica’s Property Demand Goes NextBy Jamaica Homes NewsJuly 1, 20264 Kingston, Jamaica, 30 June 2026. St Catherine is no longer Jamaica’s secondary market. It has been absorbing demand spillover from…
Market Analysis A Minor Tremor in Kingston Is a Reminder About an Often-Forgotten RiskBy Jamaica Homes NewsJune 30, 20260 Kingston, Jamaica, 30 June 2026 — A minor earthquake measuring 3.9 on the Richter scale rattled sections of Kingston, St…
Latest News Earthquake Reminder Brings Building Standards and Risky Development Back Into FocusBy Jamaica Homes NewsJanuary 18, 20260 Kingston, Jamaica — 17 January 2026 A minor earthquake felt across sections of St Andrew late Thursday has renewed attention…
Latest News Jamaicans Urged to Report Building Code BreachesBy Jamaica Homes NewsJanuary 18, 20260 Kingston, Jamaica — 17 January 2026 Jamaicans are being encouraged to report suspected breaches of the national building code as…
Urban Squatting Moves Fast. Your Response Needs to Match.By Jamaica Homes NewsFebruary 26, 20170 Kingston, Jamaica, 26 February 2017. Squatting in urban Jamaica looks different from squatting in rural Jamaica, and the distinction matters…
