Kingston, Jamaica — September 5, 2025.
A growing number of homebuyers in Jamaica are turning their attention to newly built properties, as developers respond to shifting demand with modern designs, incentives, and lifestyle-focused upgrades. The trend, which mirrors elements of the U.S. housing market but takes on a distinctly Jamaican character, is reshaping both urban and suburban landscapes across the island.
The move is particularly appealing to young professionals, returning residents from the diaspora, and families seeking turnkey solutions in a market where older homes often require costly repairs.
Dean Jones, founder of Jamaica Homes and Realtor Associate at Coldwell Banker Jamaica Realty, told reporters that the shift reflects a broader change in how Jamaicans view homeownership.
“In Jamaica, we’re not just building houses. We’re building legacies. A home should reflect your story, your future, and your aspirations,” Jones said.
His comments align with insights published earlier i…
