The J$11.62 billion development will expand housing supply in St Catherine, but affordability, infrastructure and delivery will determine its wider impact

Mortgagors will pay no more for peril insurance during the coming year, while many non-strata properties will receive higher coverage reflecting Jamaica’s increased rebuilding costs.

Jamaica’s property news this week was less concerned with polished kitchens and infinity pools than with something considerably more fundamental, who has…

The Bank of Jamaica last reduced its policy rate in February. For homebuyers, however, private-sector residential mortgage rates remain broadly advertised between approximately 8.3 and 10.5 per cent.

More than 7,000 Jamaicans attended this year’s National Housing Trust (NHT) Home It! Expo, making it one of the largest public housing…

Kingston, Jamaica, 17 July 2026 Real estate continues to be regarded as one of the world’s most trusted long term investments, and…

Kingston, Jamaica — 1 March 2026 February delivered a cluster of housing and development signals that matter for Jamaica’s real estate outlook:…

GDP grows approximately 2.0% as Jamaica navigates a more uncertain global environment while maintaining its domestic momentumInflation falls toward 4.5%, reaching the…

Kingston, Jamaica — 8 January 2026 Jamaica’s housing market is entering a critical rebuilding phase following Hurricane Melissa, with government-led recovery efforts…

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The National Housing Trust (NHT) widened its Hurricane Melissa relief measures in December 2025, easing the paperwork needed to…