The article discusses the current state of the Jamaican housing market, noting that while mortgage rates haven't dropped significantly, they have stabilized. This stability is seen as a positive development, giving potential buyers and developers more confidence to enter the market. The author provides advice for both buyers and sellers on how to take advantage of these conditions.

Jamaica's Housing Market at a Crossroads: Stability, Strain, and a Glimmer of Opportunity

There’s a rhythm that never leaves you—the hum of Peckham, the laughter in Brooklyn apartments, the echoes of generations who made London and New York their home. For those with Jamaican roots, that rhythm is a quiet but insistent call: home.

In this episode, we explore the journey of returning to Jamaica as a UK or US citizen. From the dreams of youth to the wisdom of experience, we dive into the emotional and practical realities of relocating. Listen as we discuss:

• The pull of Jamaica and the echoes of the Windrush legacy

• Challenges of employment, education, and cost-of-living for returnees

• Real estate as a foundation for both lifestyle and investment

• Timing your move and making the transition successful

Whether you’re contemplating retirement, a family move, or investing in property, this episode provides insight, guidance, and inspiration for anyone ready to answer the call of home.

For a deeper read on relocating and investing in Jamaica, visit: Jamaica Homes

In Rising to the Hills: A Journey Through Jamaica’s Real Estate and Soul, we celebrate the magic of Jamaica through its people, landscapes, and architecture. From sun-drenched Blue Mountains to vibrant seaside villas, this episode explores how Jamaican real estate is more than property—it’s legacy, lifestyle, and opportunity. With reflections inspired by Jamar McNaughton’s lyrics and insights from Dean Jones, founder of Jamaica Homes, listeners are invited to experience the beauty, culture, and promise of living in Jamaica.

Listen to the full episode here: Jamaica Rising: Architecture, Life, and Legacy

Jamaica’s real estate market is not the United States—and thank heavens for that. Our island has its own rhythm, its own quirks, and its own realities that shape the way property is bought and sold. Yet, many Jamaicans who follow international housing news might find themselves caught off guard by reports from the U.S.—like the claim that 50% of homes there are now selling below asking price. That number has been causing shockwaves across American homeowners. Continue reading more here.

On September 7, 2025, Montego Bay hosted the highly anticipated open house at The Pinnacle’s Swallowtail Tower, unveiling its very first model unit to an enthralled audience.

The Vision:
This development by LCH Developments is nothing short of audacious—being touted as “a city within a city” and “Jamaica’s new standard of residential living.” With a staggering US$450 million price tag, it aims to position Jamaica among global luxury destinations like Singapore and Dubai, with an anticipated completion date of 2030.

The Project Details:
The Pinnacle will consist of four architecturally distinctive towers—Swallowtail, Canary, Hummingbird, and Phoenix—all packed with upscale amenities:

• Gymnasium, spa, lounges, and bars

• Swimming pools, tennis and basketball courts

• Golf simulator and beautifully landscaped communal areas
  Sustainability is front and center, with eco-conscious features like FSC-certified timber, non-toxic materials, and energy-efficient systems.

Current Progress:
The flagship Swallowtail Tower has already topped out at 22 of its planned 28 floors. The showcased model unit, perched on the third floor, offers a luxurious two-bedroom, two-bath layout complete with:

• Dual balconies with sweeping views

• Modern kitchen and engineered timber floors

• Spa-inspired bathrooms

• Floor-to-ceiling hurricane-5-rated glazing delivering stunning bay and hillside panoramas

The Event:
The “hard hat” tours attracted over 100 guests—families, business professionals, and international investors drawn by the promise of something extraordinary. The open house was hosted by Realtor®-Associates from Coldwell Banker Jamaica Realty—Dean Jones, Minjun Zeng, Anita Baker, Keesha Answer-Wil, and Kaydian Williams—and supported by the on-site Pinnacle team: Kanya Clemetson, Jadon Hewitt (Sales Manager), and Yemima Garcia.

Want to dive deeper? Read the full feature here:
Montego Bay’s Pinnacle: Jamaica’s Bold New Standard of Luxury Living

Few songs capture the soul of a nation as completely as Jamaica’s National Anthem. Its prayerful cadence is more than ceremonial; it is a reminder that land, leadership, and people are bound by a covenant with both God and history. To sing it is to echo the struggles of the past, the hopes of the present, and the visions of the future.

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“Walk Good” is more than just a phrase—it’s a cultural blessing, a spiritual farewell, and a symbol of Jamaica’s deep-rooted traditions.

In Jamaica, to say “Walk Good” is to wish someone safety, wellbeing, and blessings on their journey. It’s not just a casual goodbye—it carries the weight of care, protection, and even divine covering, almost as if saying, “May God go with you.”

“Walk good” mean seh when yuh a lef, people a wish yuh safe travels, nuff blessing, an mek sure seh yuh come back safe an sound. It more dan jus’ goodbye, it full a love an protection.”

When applied to real estate in Jamaica, “Walk Good” becomes a metaphor for moving forward with peace of mind. It represents making wise property decisions—whether buying, selling, or renting—so that your next step in life is not just secure, but also blessed and prosperous. To walk good in real estate is to transition confidently, knowing you’ve built or invested wisely, and that your new home or property is a safe foundation for future generations.

English:
A real estate agent handing over keys to a first-time homeowner might say:
“Congratulations on your new home. May it bring you stability, joy, and prosperity. Walk good.”

Patois:
“Big up yuhself pon di new yaad! Mi hope yuh find nuff joy an blessing yah so. Walk good.”

🔗 Learn more about the cultural and real estate meaning of “Walk Good” here: https://jamaica-homes.com/encyclopedia/walk-good/

English (Standard Definition)Jamaican Patois (Patwa)“Walk Good” in Relation to Real EstateExample (English + Patois)

Explore the soul of Jamaica in this episode, where faith, family, and real estate intersect. From churches at the heart of towns to the belief that divine protection shields the island, discover how Jamaica’s God-fearing heritage continues to shape its past, present, and future. Property here is more than wealth—it’s legacy, stewardship, and blessing.
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