Perched high in the cool hills of Manchester, Mandeville still has its magic — but if you’ve been browsing listings and thinking, “Wait, houses selling for J$5 million?” think again. Those prices are not for homes. Most are land-only listings, and they’ve been quietly skewing the numbers. Let’s talk real numbers, real properties, and real opportunities — from seller and investor insights to local gems and historical context.

For Investors and Sellers – A 2025 Perspective Market Overview Portland, located on Jamaica’s northeastern coast, is known for its pristine natural beauty, lush landscapes, and quiet appeal. Over the years, residential real estate here has remained somewhat under the radar—until recently. Based on a total of 127 property listings have been recorded in recent years, including homes, townhouses, and apartments…

Bull Bay is showing a complex and somewhat sluggish real estate market, with a heavy tilt toward expired listings. Here’s a breakdown of the current listing status: Listing Status Counts Expired Listings: 104 Under Offer (Still Viewing): 37 Under Contract: 27 Sold: 26 Cancelled: 7 Active: 7 Incomplete (Unapproved): 6 Inactive: 1 This dataset represents a multi-year view of the Bull Bay market, with a…

The real estate scene in Trelawny has evolved from sleepy sugarcane plains to vibrant residential developments drawing attention from local buyers and diaspora investors alike. If you've been watching Jamaica's housing market closely, you might have felt the subtle tremors of price movements in this quiet parish — but the data I just crunched? It's shouting. We have analyzed the sales data and active listings for…

Jamaica’s real estate market is a mosaic of contrasts, shaped by tourism booms, urban migration, community traditions, and investor speculation. With more Jamaicans living abroad than at home, interest in property on the island remains heated—particularly for apartments, which are seen as low-maintenance investments or affordable starter homes. Using active listings from the Jamaica Multiple Listing Service (MLS), we’ve crunched the numbers to reveal the 10 cheapest and most expensive areas to buy an apartment as of 2025.

Jamaica's real estate market continues to surprise with its diversity, luxury, and record-breaking listings. From hillside mansions in Kingston to beachfront estates in Montego Bay and exclusive villas in Tryall, the island caters to high-end buyers from all walks of life. Using current MLS data of active for-sale listings, this post offers the most accurate picture of where Jamaica's priciest homes are located as of April 2025.

Whether you’re looking to stretch your dollars or splurge on luxury living, Jamaica’s rental market has a place for everyone. With sunshine, scenic views, and strong cultural roots, it’s no wonder more people are searching for the perfect spot to call home. We crunched real data island-wide—accurate to about 90–99%—to bring you the Top 10 Cheapest and Top 10 Most Expensive…

If you’ve ever had your eyes on Jamaica’s north coast — particularly Boscobel and its surrounding gems like Oracabessa, Port Maria, and Tower Isle — you’re not alone. What was once sleepy, untouched terrain is now increasingly seen as an investment hotspot. But is the excitement justified? Let’s dig into real, factual data to uncover the truth — no hype, just the numbers.

If you’ve ever asked, “Where do Kingston & St. Andrew's wealthiest residents really live?” or “Where should I invest in Kingston and St. Andrew’s luxury market?”, the answer is now grounded in data. Between 2022 and early 2025, hundreds of high-end properties sold for over JMD $50 million, roughly USD $325,000 or more. Our research, based entirely on sold data, dives deep into…

Welcome to the New Gold Standard in Jamaican Real Estate In an era where global investors are seeking luxury, legacy, and long-term growth, Jamaica has emerged as more than a tropical paradise — it is now one of the Caribbean’s most elite real estate markets. From lush coastal villas to exclusive gated enclaves in Kingston, Jamaica’s high-end residential sector is booming.

Tucked in the lush hills of St. Mary along the North Coast of Jamaica, Boscabel has long been known for its calm charm and coastal breeze. But beneath this calm exterior lies a neighborhood quietly gaining momentum in the property market. Whether you're an investor or a first-time buyer, here's your exclusive insight into the Boscabel housing market—drawn directly from real data spanning over a decade.

Welcome to Tower Isle — a charming, sea-kissed stretch of real estate nestled along Jamaica’s north coast in St. Mary Parish. Once a quiet retreat known only to locals and a handful of returning residents, Tower Isle is now making serious noise in the Jamaican property market. And this isn’t just another fluffy real estate article based on “vibes” or listings scraped off the internet. 

Nestled along the vibrant coastline of northern Jamaica, Ocho Rios has long been known for its postcard beaches, cascading waterfalls, and cruise ship charm. But beneath the tropical aesthetic, something more economically significant is happening — a quiet real estate transformation driven by both local demand and international investment. This isn’t just speculation — the data speaks clearly. As a licensed real estate consultant, I’ve analyzed 223 recent property listings in the Ocho Rios region (mostly within 

Jamaica is more than sun, sand, and reggae. It’s a nation of expression. A country where walls talk, and paint speaks louder than words. Across the island, Jamaican street art tells stories—raw, rhythmic, and rebellious. But today, more than just a medium of self-expression, it’s becoming a surprising catalyst for community pride, neighborhood transformation, and even real estate revitalization…

In Jamaica's dynamic real estate landscape, the adage "The early bird catches the worm" resonates profoundly. With new housing developments, especially those under the National Housing Trust (NHT), experiencing rapid sell-outs, being prepared isn't just advantageous—it's essential. As a real estate agent, I've witnessed firsthand how prequalification can be the determining factor between securing a dream home and missing out.​

"One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain." — Bob Marley In the warm, sun-drenched hills of Nine Mile, Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica, a legend was born on February 6, 1945. Robert Nesta Marley, known to the world as Bob Marley, would go on to become a global icon—an ambassador of peace, love, and unity whose music transcended borders, race, and generations.

Selling a house in Jamaica? Wonderful. You're not just putting four walls and a roof on the market—you're selling a piece of paradise. Whether it's a hilltop haven in Mandeville, a beachfront retreat in Negril, or a suburban gem in Portmore, every Jamaican home has its own story. And in today’s market, that story needs to be told fast.

A contemporary Jamaican retreat carved into the hillside, kissed by sea breezes and concealed by nature. Architectural Description: "Set against the emerald hills of Jamaica’s northern coastline, ‘Coastal Fold’ is no ordinary home. It’s a subterranean sanctuary — bold in vision, unapologetically minimalist, and yet wholly sensitive to its environment. Like a geological fold in the earth, the house doesn’t impose itself upon the landscape — it becomes part of it.

In Jamaica, land is more than soil and stone — it is identity, history, and hope. To own land is to plant oneself in the story of a resilient people, a lush island, and a heritage that cannot be measured in square footage. From the maroon hills of Accompong to the urban pulse of Half-Way-Tree, every “yard” tells a story, and every story echoes a truth: …

Selling a home in Jamaica isn’t a one-day affair — it’s a journey that requires planning, patience, and plenty of preparation. Whether you're in Kingston, Montego Bay, or Mandeville, getting your property sold takes more than just hanging a "For Sale" sign on the gate. From choosing the right time to sell to working with a savvy local agent, every move matters.

In Jamaica, churches are more than just places of worship—they are landmarks, community centers, schools, and sometimes even hospitals. With over 1,600 churches scattered across the island, it’s no surprise that religion plays a central role in Jamaican life. But beyond their spiritual influence, many of these religious organizations also control significant amounts of real estate, shaping not just hearts and minds, but the very…

In Jamaica, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is widely believed to own the most real estate among religious organizations. Here’s why: The Adventist Church in Jamaica operates hundreds of churches, schools, hospitals, and clinics across the island. It owns and manages institutions like Northern Caribbean University (NCU) in Mandeville, one of the largest private universities in the Caribbean. The church also runs numerous 

Sun, sea, and serenity—Jamaica has long been a siren call to retirees seeking a laid-back lifestyle kissed by trade winds and reggae rhythms. From the sun-drenched north coast to the cool, misty hills of Mandeville, this island offers more than postcard beauty. It’s a place where your retirement dream could turn into reality, provided you’ve done your homework and packed more than just sunscreen.