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Kingston, Jamaica — 27 February 2026A recent case in the United States, where a Florida realtor discovered her property fraudulently…

Kingston, Jamaica — 27 February 2026Global real estate trends — from remote work to higher interest rates and rising environmental…

Kingston, Jamaica — 17 February 2026A new investigation in Australia has revealed that digital platforms used by real estate agents…

From 6 April 2026, the ground quietly shifts beneath thousands of landlords and business owners in the United Kingdom.Under new…

From 6 April 2026, the ground quietly shifts beneath thousands of landlords and business owners in the United Kingdom.Under new…

England’s landlords are leaving the rental market at record rates, squeezing supply and driving rents higher. The causes are structural and the consequences long-lasting, offering a clear warning for housing markets still finding their footing.

Houses in Multiple Occupation are outperforming standard buy-to-let by nearly a full percentage point in England, as the yield gap between shared and single-let properties continues to grow. The model holds lessons for Jamaica’s informal shared housing sector.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant concept reserved for Silicon Valley or global tech giants. It is quietly…

In April 2026, something shifts quietly but significantly for landlords and business owners in the UK.It’s called Making Tax Digital…

Jamaica is standing at a digital crossroads. What may appear, at first glance, to be a debate about amendments to…

Opinion | January 2026For much of Jamaica’s modern history, commercial real estate decisions have been driven by location, relationships, and…

Jamaica has always had a deeply personal relationship with land and property. A house is not just square footage here;…

Kingston, Jamaica — 26 January 2026A new study from France showing that nearly half of real estate agencies accept or…

Recent findings from France showing that nearly half of real estate agencies enabled racial discrimination in housing access have sparked…

England has confirmed all rental properties must reach energy efficiency rating C by 2030, requiring improvements to more than half the rental stock. The policy shift raises important questions about green standards in Jamaican property investment.