For centuries, Jamaica’s landscape has mirrored its social and economic tides. From the plantation estates that once defined wealth and power, to…

There’s a particular hum across Jamaica’s real estate market this October — the sound of cranes shifting, architects sketching, and policymakers quietly…

Jamaica’s real estate market is entering a new phase of expansion and transformation, fuelled by major investment projects, shifting market strategies, and…

A comprehensive quarterly review of Jamaica’s property market from July to September 2025, covering the BOJ holding at 5.75%, below-target inflation at 3.3%, the NHT’s tiered interest rates now live, advancing hospitality projects in Montego Bay, a buoyant construction sector, and the heightened vigilance of an active hurricane season not yet run its course.

The world is changing fast—and not always in ways we can predict. From geopolitical tensions to rapid advances in artificial intelligence, from…

A comprehensive quarterly review of Jamaica’s property market from April to June 2025, covering the Bank of Jamaica’s May rate cut to 5.75%, the NHT’s new loan limits taking effect June 16, GDP growth of 1.6%, advancing hospitality investment in Montego Bay, and evidence that Jamaica’s residential market is finding its stride in a lower-cost borrowing environment.

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In recent years, a noticeable migration has been unfolding—from the bustling heart of Jamaica’s capital to the serene, sun-soaked shores of the…

A comprehensive quarterly review of Jamaica’s property market from January to March 2025, covering the JLP general election victory, the Bank of Jamaica holding rates at 6%, PM Holness’s landmark NHT benefit package, MLS data showing 553 properties under contract worth J$27.6 billion, and evidence of renewed buyer confidence across the residential sector.

A comprehensive quarterly review of Jamaica’s property market from January to March 2025, covering the JLP general election victory, BOJ holding at 6%, PM Holness’s landmark NHT benefit package, MLS data showing 553 properties under contract worth J$27.6 billion, and evidence of renewed buyer confidence.