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New edition of Jamaica Live spotlights golf community real estate
Left to right: Julian Dixon, Co-Founder and CEO of Jamaica Sotheby's International Realty, Leonardo Wildman of the Sotheby’s administrative team, pose with Paulette Wildman, owner of Aljulee Beauty Studio & Spa enjoy the reception during Sotheby’s Jamaica’s launch of the fourth edition of its premier lifestyle magazine, “Jamaica Live.”
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February 23, 2026

New edition of Jamaica Live spotlights golf community real estate

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica Sotheby’s International Realty has announced the release of the fourth edition of the Jamaica Live magazine.

The magazine became available to the public on Saturday, February 7, 2026.

In a release, the company said this issue spotlights one of the island’s fastest-growing luxury living trends: golf community real estate and lifestyle experiences.

Readers can explore how Jamaica’s golf communities are redefining modern luxury living by blending residential developments with wellness, recreation and hospitality experiences. More than a celebration of the sport, the edition examines how golf-centred residential communities are reshaping high-end living across the island.

“Our goal with this edition of ‘Jamaica Live’ was to capture the evolving definition of luxury living in Jamaica,” said Brittney Bent, marketing supervisor at Jamaica Sotheby’s International Realty. “Golf communities offer a unique intersection of lifestyle, leisure and investment value that continues to attract both local and international buyers.”

Whitney O’Connor (left) and Tamrah Pryce, Jamaica Sotheby’s agent (right) connect during the “Jamaica Live” magazine launch, hosted by Jamaica Sotheby’s International Realty.

Beyond the fairways, the fourth issue also spotlights the broader luxury experience that defines Jamaica today, from curated culinary features celebrating Jamaican cuisine to cultural highlights and immersive lifestyle experiences in Kingston and Montego Bay.

Through curated storytelling and immersive visual features, the publication highlights these communities and experiences as both residential sanctuaries and investment opportunities for discerning buyers seeking connection to Jamaica’s vibrant lifestyle landscape.

The fourth edition of “Jamaica Live” is available through the company’s offices, partner distribution channels and select lifestyle and luxury venues.

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