All eligible NHT contributors can now take their annual refund in cash, ending a split that favoured public sector workers. For would-be buyers, it is a quiet boost toward a deposit.

The NHT is expanding its Construction Scholarship from ten awards to fifty, investing in the engineers, architects and planners Jamaica will need to build its way out of a housing deficit.

While the world panics over recession talk and tech revolutions, Jamaica’s real estate sector is building its own future — with steadier…

In recent years, owning a home in Jamaica has often felt like a privilege reserved for the few. High construction costs, limited…

A common criticism says the NHT does not build enough houses. But the law that created it framed it as a financier, not a builder. The real question is whether that founding purpose still fits.

Real estate has always been more than transactions on paper. In Jamaica, it is a story carved into limestone, etched across hillsides,…

Jamaica’s 2024 housing market ends the year with hard-won resilience: Beryl survived, the BOJ easing cycle underway, and the NHT’s biggest pipeline in history on track.

Jamaica’s housing market gains Q4 momentum as BOJ easing takes hold, NHT schemes advance across multiple parishes, and year-end transaction volumes build.

The BOJ cuts to 6.50% in September, St James plans 3,500 new homes, and Jamaica’s Q3 market shows growing buyer confidence. October 2024 housing review.

As Beryl recovery progresses in western parishes, the BOJ cuts rates to 6.75% and the NHT pipeline advances. Jamaica’s September 2024 housing market review.