The UDC has announced plans to build more than 20,000 homes across Jamaica, with approximately half targeted at southwest Jamaica for post-Melissa reconstruction. In St Elizabeth, property owners are not yet celebrating. They are asking what UDC land acquisition means for what they already own, and forming legal working groups to find out.

The Urban Development Corporation’s Strategy Day 2026 unveiled plans for 1,200 new housing solutions alongside major tourism and urban renewal projects. For property investors tracking where Jamaica’s development agencies are putting their weight, the details matter.

Kingston, Jamaica, 17 July 2026 Dunn’s River Falls and Park, one of Jamaica’s best known tourism attractions, is set for its biggest…

Kingston, Jamaica, 14 July 2026 The Urban Development Corporation has confirmed that plans are progressing for one of Jamaica’s largest public housing…

The Urban Development Corporation is advancing a significant package of housing, tourism, and public space investment across St Ann. For property investors and buyers, the timing is worth understanding.

Jamaica’s Urban Development Corporation has outlined plans for over 1,200 new homes, inland township rebuilding and climate-resilient construction standards as the country moves from recovery to transformation.

The Government is encouraging Jamaicans living overseas to invest more heavily in Jamaica’s growing housing market, arguing that increased diaspora participation could…

The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) has unveiled plans for a significant expansion of housing and development projects in St Ann, with between…

The Jamaican government is seeking to reassure the public and investors over the structure and oversight of a newly approved reconstruction authority,…

In a move set to reshape the socio-economic landscape of Western St. Mary, the Government of Jamaica, in partnership with the Tourism…