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Property & developments

Where Montego Bay is built, and who is building it.

Eight areas, what each one actually is, and property listed by the people genuinely selling it. No guessed prices, no market predictions — a figure appears here only when the agent or developer behind it gives us one.

Four kinds

New builds, resale, rentals and villas.

New developments

Schemes being built — apartments, gated communities, resort and commercial projects.

For developers selling units before and during construction.

Nothing listed yet

Homes & land for sale

Houses, apartments and land lots across St. James.

For agents and owners with something on the market.

Nothing listed yet

Long-term rentals

Apartments and houses to rent by the month — what people moving here search hardest for.

For landlords and property managers.

Nothing listed yet

Villas

Whole villas on the coast and in the hills, staffed or self-catering.

For villa owners and the companies that manage them.

Nothing listed yet

Airbnbs & short stays

Apartments, cottages, studios and rooms let by the night — the part of Montego Bay's accommodation that isn't a hotel.

For hosts on Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo, and anyone letting a place short-term.

Nothing listed yet

On the market

What’s listed right now.

Nothing listed yet

No properties and no developments are listed on this page, and we won’t invent any to make it look busy.

A property goes up here when the agent, developer or owner selling it sends it to us with their own price, their own photos and their own name on it. That is the whole point: everything on this page can be traced to someone who will answer the phone about it.

Agents & developers

Put your listings in front of people already reading about Montego Bay.

Someone reading about Rose Hall or Westgate Hills is further along than someone scrolling a feed. Your listing sits at the end of that page, with your name, your photos and your phone number on it.

Property questions

What we will and won't tell you

Property is the one subject where a wrong number costs somebody real money, so these answers are blunt.