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A Real Estate View of Jamaica’s Shared Communities Act: Order at Last — or a New Kind of Risk?

Jamaica’s modern housing market has been quietly reshaped by one feature more than most people realise: the rise of the gated community that isn’t a strata development. Not an apartment block. Not a townhouse scheme governed neatly under strata rules. But the more common Jamaican model — a subdivision with a gate, a security post, some internal roads, drains that need cleaning, maybe a green area,...

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Living Together, Unevenly

There is a particular kind of silence that settles over unfinished places. You see it in the unbuilt lots where grass grows waist-high. In the half-started houses where concrete hardens but life never arrives. In the roads that were meant to be temporary but somehow became permanent — patched, repatched, and quietly endured. Across Jamaica, gated communities were imagined as orderly spaces. Not...