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Jamaica’s Vanishing Shoreline
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The Government says Jamaicans can enter 60 public beaches without paying. It is a useful list, certainly, but it is not the conclusive answer officials appear to believe it is.
A list records names. It doe...
They Built the Dream. Then Someone Moved In.
The house took thirty years to build.
Not thirty years of construction. Thirty years of night shifts, cold mornings abroad, missed Christmases and money sent home in careful pieces. First came the land. Then the foundation, walls and windo...
Jamaica Welcomes Japan Visa-Free. Japan Does Not Return the Favour
Jamaica is famous enough to sell the dream, trusted enough to host foreign investors and welcoming enough to open its borders—but apparently not influential enough to secure equal treatment for its own citizens.
Japan’s Ministry of Foreign...
Higher Interest Rates Will Not Fix Jamaica’s Housing Shortage
There is an argument gaining attention in the United States that higher mortgage rates could, rather unexpectedly, improve housing supply.
The reasoning is straightforward. When borrowing becomes more expensive, fewer buyers can afford to...
Built to Last—or Just to Sell?
The most dangerous defect in a new home is not always the crack that can be seen. It is the weakness hidden beneath fresh paint, imported tiles and carefully staged furniture.
Jamaica is experiencing an extraordinary appetite for new devel...
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Jamaica Now community news, local stories, updates and conversations.
Dean Jones is the founder of Jamaica Homes and a Realtor Associate. He writes about Jamaican real estate, property and island life, with broader reflections on faith, purpose and everyday living.
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