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After 20 squatter houses were demolished in Cooper’s Pen, Trelawny, the Association of Christian Communicators and Media called landlessness a “massively unjust” slavery legacy and proposed land committees and NHT rent-to-own schemes.
The NHT has settled 92 of 103 peril insurance claims at Unions Acres in St James, paying out $132.6 million after Hurricane Melissa damaged most homes there.
Keys to 248 studio units at The Howard Apartments, delivered through the NHT’s Guaranteed Purchase Programme, were handed over in St Andrew with Prime Minister Holness in attendance.
NHT social housing and the governments separate New Social Housing Programme sound similar but work on opposite ownership models. The Prime Minister explained the difference, and it matters more than it sounds.
NHT social housing and the governments separate New Social Housing Programme sound similar but work on opposite ownership models. The Prime Minister explained the difference, and it matters more than it sounds.
NHT social housing and the governments separate New Social Housing Programme sound similar but work on opposite ownership models. The Prime Minister explained the difference, and it matters more than it sounds.
Jamaica has the money and the housing pipeline. What it is running short of is builders. A Senate debate has put the construction skills crisis on the record, and the consequences for housing delivery and property prices are real.
With approved and pending building applications valued at nearly $390 billion at year-end 2025, Jamaica’s development pipeline tells a story of sustained confidence that the post-Melissa construction downturn does not fully capture.
More than 7,000 Jamaicans attended this year’s National Housing Trust (NHT) Home It! Expo, making it one of the largest public housing…
The Housing Agency of Jamaica is assessing 100 acres of municipal land in St Thomas for potential acquisition, adding momentum to an emerging housing corridor east of Kingston with significant property market implications.
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