CommunityHousingLocal News Govt to target derelict properties tied up in family disputes, revive City by Ricardo Roberts 10/07/2026 written by Ricardo Roberts 3 min read The government plans to unlock derelict properties caught in family disputes through a new housing initiative, Prime Minister Mia Mottley has announced, as the administration seeks to boost housing supply … Continue Reading 10/07/2026 0 comments FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
HousingLocal News Sod turns on Vineyard Meadows in millโs shadow by Ricardo Roberts 10/07/2026 by Ricardo Roberts 10/07/2026 One of the largest-ever affordable housing developments was launched on Friday, with the lands of the former Vineyard plantation in St Philip being converted from growing crops to 1 100 … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EconomyHousingLocal News Lending bottlenecks, short-term rentals targeted to ease pressure on homebuyers by Ricardo Roberts 07/07/2026 by Ricardo Roberts 07/07/2026 While Barbadosโ property market continues to expand on the back of foreign investment and high-end development, Housing Minister Chris Gibbs has outlined a multi-pronged strategy to widen access to affordable … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EconomyHousingLocal News High demand, limited supply and delays reshape property landscape by Emmanuel Joseph 06/07/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 06/07/2026 Foreign and domestic investment is rising in real estate, industry leaders said on Monday, while warning that weak legislative oversight is allowing unlicensed agents to operate, posing risks to consumers … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
HousingLocal News NHC says $20m arrears limit housing maintenance as MPs raise concerns by Shanna Moore 01/07/2026 by Shanna Moore 01/07/2026 A backlog of more than $20m in unpaid rent, loans and programme charges is hampering the National Housing Corporationโs ability to maintain estates across Barbados, the agency has said, responding … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
HousingLocal NewsPolitics NHC tenants โdeserve better maintenanceโ as ownership awaits โ Rowe by Shamar Blunt 01/07/2026 by Shamar Blunt 01/07/2026 Long-serving tenants of National Housing Corporation (NHC) units deserve better treatment while they await ownership of their homes, Deputy Speaker Neil Rowe told the House of Assembly on Tuesday. While … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
HousingJudicialLocal News State to transfer 224 more homes to long-term tenants by Ricardo Roberts 30/06/2026 by Ricardo Roberts 30/06/2026 A new bill before Parliament will hand ownership of 224 state-built houses to long-term tenants, pushing the total transferred in three months to 428 and accelerating a programme designed to … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EnvironmentHousingLocal NewsWeather Low coverage leaves Barbados vulnerable to disaster costs by Shanna Moore 25/06/2026 by Shanna Moore 25/06/2026 Barbados is entering another hurricane season with tens of thousands of homes still uninsured, raising concerns about the islandโs financial resilience in the face of increasingly frequent and costly natural … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
HousingLocal News State housing company says eligibility expanded, not prices by Emmanuel Joseph 24/06/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 24/06/2026 A prospective homeowner is alleging that the state-owned housing company HOPE Inc has effectively shifted eligibility beyond the reach of low-income Barbadians, but the company insists its mandate and pricing … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
HousingLocal News Emergency housing to be increased, says Gibbs by Jenique Belgrave 18/05/2026 by Jenique Belgrave 18/05/2026 Housing Minister Chris Gibbs has signalled his intention to create emergency housing stock in this island for citizens displaced by hurricanes and other events. Speaking at his constituency branch meeting … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail