Investments

The 4.6 hectare Reach Falls property is located on the Driver's River 33km east of Port Antonio, capital of the parish of Portland.

Its tremendous beauty, cascading waterfall, crystal clear rock pools, underwater cave and significant biodiversity and ecological sanctuary, make Reach Falls an eco sensitive developer's dream.

The UDC is engaged in the phased upgrading of the property to enhance the tourism offering in the eastern end of the island in keeping 11 with Portland's designation as a green destination.

Negril famous for its white sand beach, is home to the Long Bay Beach Park, which was developed by the UDC to ensure the provision of adequate public beach facilities in the western end of the island.

In 1997, the first Beach Park was established on 4.16 hectare (10.4 acres) which was complemented in 2001 by the 2.07 hectares (5.18 acres).

Located along the elegant corridor of Rose Hall is the English speaking Caribbean's; first convention centre...The Montego Bay Convention Centre. Conceptualized to capitalize on the growing convention segment of the market and in so doing diversify the tourism product of the city.

The 4.56 hectare (11.28 acre) property on the coastal side of the main road from Ocho Rios to Discovery Bay, in the vicinity of the Runaway Bay Breezes Resort and Spa, is ideal for resort residential development.   

Ocho Rios Commercial Centre, St. Ann T his development proposal envisages the creation of a Festival Village on the existing 8.39 hectare (13.31 acre) beach front property which will act as a catalyst for the further development of the town.

St. Ann has long earned the moniker, the garden parish and is home to the world famous Dunn's River Falls. It is here that the Corporation is affording a prized development opportunity, the Dunn's River Estates on the Belmont property.

The property is 6km east of St. Ann's Bay and 5 km west of Ocho Rios, just south of the North Coast Highway and Dolphin Cove, it's bordered by Dunn's River Falls and the Mystic Mountain attraction. lavish features and opulent fititngs, reflective of their individual elegance and taste.

The UDC has been spearheading a multi-stakeholder approach to the redevelopment of the capital city and adjoining Port Royal, which is yielding opportunities in the areas of residential, and commercial development.

Conference and hotel facilities will also be made available, by linking the Jamaica Conference Centre to a reconfigured and restored Oceana Hotel on the scenic waterfront.

The redevelopment concept proposes a festival market place for the city which will combine the elements of entertainment, cuisine and other commercial activities.