Thousands of Jamaicans have received titles since a startling 2021 estimate revealed that nearly four in every 10 land parcels were unregistered. But behind the paperwork lies a much bigger question about wealth, informal settlements and who can realistically afford a legal home.

Some Jamaicans still believe making a will is calling death. The trouble is, not making one can call something else: war. Brother…

Dear Editor, I have been looking for a home in Jamaica for more than a year, and the experience has left me…

Jamaica’s ageing population is putting pensions and housing security under closer scrutiny. With about two thirds of elderly Jamaicans reportedly receiving no pension, the 2026 Survey of Living Conditions could help shape how the country prepares for retirement, housing and household security.

Christianity, money and why decolonising the Jamaican mind must include learning how to build wealth

The demolition of homes at Cooper’s Pen in Trelawny has reopened a difficult question that sits beneath Jamaica’s housing debate: should home…

A long-running effort to regularise a large municipal property at Easington in St Thomas is moving towards a public land sale, potentially…

Higher loan limits and reduced interest rates may improve affordability, but buyers still face deposits, legal fees, surveys and other costs that can add millions to a purchase

Overseas buyers need patience, professional advice and reliable people on the ground before committing their money.

For Jamaicans hoping to buy a home in 2026, the final months of the year may offer something increasingly rare: breathing room.…