As Jamaica rebuilds from the destructive impact of Hurricane Melissa, which laid waste to the western section of the island ...

Today at 11 am the Greater Jamaica Development Corporation, Congressman Gregory Meeks and other local pols will hold a press conference to announce a $225,000,000 residential and commercial ...

Jamaica is poised to get a rare new condominium project as part of a more than $200 million, 425-unit mixed-use affordable housing development, further transforming the bustling Queens neighborhood as ...

Is Jamaica on its way to becoming a NYC destination in its own right? The Commercial Observer seems to think so, in a piece published yesterday afternoon. Since a rezoning in 2007, a neighborhood ...

The Jamaica Tourism Ministry is moving to position the hospitality sector to attract more luxurious developments similar to the US$450 million Montego Bay Pinnacle luxury lifestyle development ...

With Jamaica firmly in the spotlight following the Olympic legacy left by the world’s fastest man Usain Bolt, and the excitement of the Jamaica 50 celebrations, the Jamaica Tourist Board have some ...

Minister of Tourism Hon. Edmund Bartlett identified sustainability of national economy as key to vision for tourism in the immediate future. As a step in that direction, the Ministry of Tourism has ...

Professional development is a national imperative. If we want to see a stronger education system, we must invest in ...

Hope Knight took the helm of the development corporation for Jamaica, Queens, in 2015—the same year New York City invested $150 million to help revitalize the transit-rich neighborhood. Knight aims to ...

KINGSTON, Jamaica — District of Columbia National Guard members participated in an NCO career development exchange with the Jamaica Defence Force Dec. 12-14 at the Caribbean Military Academy in ...

Jamaica, Queens, could be the next site for more than 400 affordable housing units. A joint partnership unveiled plans for two 14-story mixed-use buildings in Downtown Jamaica. One will contain more ...