Jamaica records its first COVID-19 case on March 10. By month’s end, curfews are in force, construction sites are paused, and the housing market confronts its greatest shock in a generation.

Jamaica’s housing market holds steady in February as global health concerns from China’s coronavirus outbreak begin to shadow the economic outlook.

Jamaica’s property market enters 2020 on solid footing: NHT activity strong, tourism at record highs, and BOJ rates supportive of mortgage lending.

Jamaica’s property market closes 2016 with resilience and enters 2017 with ambition. January 2017 annual review covers NHT, rates, Trump and Brexit.

Donald Trump’s shock US election victory sends markets into turmoil. What does a Trump presidency mean for Jamaica’s property market? December 2016 review.

US election on 8 November casts a shadow over Jamaica’s diaspora property market. November 2016 housing review ahead of a pivotal American vote.

Jamaica’s NHT faces a strategic review as the autumn property season builds. October 2016 housing market analysis with BOJ rates and construction outlook.

Usain Bolt’s Rio triple gold lifts the Jamaica brand. How does Olympic pride translate into property market momentum? September 2016 review.

Rio Olympics weeks away as Jamaica’s property market builds summer momentum. August 2016 housing review covers NHT, diaspora and low-rate lending.

Brexit sends the pound plunging and rattles Jamaica’s UK diaspora property buyers. July 2016 housing market review.