Montego Bay’s skyline is being rewritten in steel and glass. Rising dramatically from the Reading Peninsula, The Pinnacle is more than just a housing project — it is an audacious architectural statement. Standing 28 storeys high, the first of four planned towers has already captured the imagination of buyers worldwide, with 65 per cent of its units secured by a mix of Jamaican Diaspora families and international investors.
Construction on Tower One, known as The Swallowtail, is well advanced. Twenty-three floors have already been raised, with completion projected for 2027/2028. By year’s end, significant framing on other sections of the US$450 million landmark development will be visible across Montego Bay’s horizon.
“Pinnacle is a symbol of ambition — not just in height, but in vision,” said Dean Jones, Founder of Jamaica Homes. “When I walk the site, I see more than concrete and steel. I see the hopes of Jamaicans abroad returning home, and the confidence of international investors wh…
