The broadly defined real estate sector of Trinidad and Tobago is dominated by three aspects. First, land is scarce, and perhaps of equal importance is that the perception of scarcity is ever-present.
Following a period of subdued activity, a steady flow of projects in 2019 has seen Trinidad and Tobago’s construction industry return to healthier growth. Construction activity still remains confined ...
The pandemic-induced housing boom continues with prices rising by 9.2% on average across 55 countries and territories in the year to June 2021. Global Commercial Property Investment Plummets 57 ...
COVID-19 has negatively affected many industries but over the past year the real estate industry has seen an uptick in activity, mostly in residential properties below $3 million, and some commercial ...
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CABINET has approved plans for a new rum distillery in the country, a move Minister of Planning Kennedy Swaratsingh says will ...
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