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More than 7,000 Jamaicans attended this year’s National Housing Trust (NHT) Home It! Expo, making it one of the largest…
Kingston, Jamaica, 17 July 2026 Real estate continues to be regarded as one of the world’s most trusted long term…
Kingston, Jamaica — 1 March 2026 February delivered a cluster of housing and development signals that matter for Jamaica’s real…
GDP grows approximately 2.0% as Jamaica navigates a more uncertain global environment while maintaining its domestic momentumInflation falls toward 4.5%,…
Kingston, Jamaica — 8 January 2026 Jamaica’s housing market is entering a critical rebuilding phase following Hurricane Melissa, with government-led…
Kingston, Jamaica – Buying a first home is often described as one of life’s most exciting milestones, but for…
Buying your first home in Jamaica is an extraordinary milestone. For many, it represents the fulfillment of a dream long…
“I met a girl this morning, and she was love at first sight… she told me that her name is…
KINGSTON, Jamaica – July 24, 2025By Jamaica Homes News Desk In a country where homeownership has long symbolised success, stability,…
GDP grows 1.7% — a moderation to a slower but more sustainable pace as the post-pandemic recovery cycle maturesInflation falls…
Tourism exceeds pre-pandemic records with 3.10 million arrivals and US$3.8 billion in receipts — the sector’s best performance in Jamaica’s…
GDP grows 4.0% — the second consecutive year of recovery growth, sustaining momentum even as global conditions deteriorateInflation reaches 10.2%…
GDP grows 4.6% — the strongest single-year expansion since the early 2000s, as a pandemic-suppressed economy begins its reopeningTourism recovers…
COVID-19 brings the Jamaican economy to a near-halt: GDP contracts 9.9% — the sharpest single-year decline in the island’s modern…
Jamaica receives its first COVID-19 vaccines via COVAX in February 2021 as the housing market normalises and construction activity accelerates.