Co-housing in Jamaica refers to a community-oriented housing model where multiple households live in a shared space with private homes and common areas, such as kitchens, gardens, or recreational facilities. This arrangement is designed to foster social interaction, collaboration, and a sense of community among residents while still allowing for individual privacy. Co-housing can be an attractive option when people seek to create more affordable, sustainable, and supportive living environments, particularly in urban areas where space and resources may be limited. The development of a co-housing community typically involves residents in the planning and decision-making processes, ensuring that the design and amenities reflect the group’s shared values and needs. To establish co-housing, residents usually collaborate on purchasing land, designing the community layout, and managing the shared spaces and responsibilities, making it a collective effort that enhances both social ties and quality of life.