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Black Ink Marketing launches conference connecting diaspora to Jamaica’s real estate sector
Maxine Miller
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May 7, 2026

Black Ink Marketing launches conference connecting diaspora to Jamaica’s real estate sector

Black Ink Marketing Event Solutions Limited is set to host the “From Deed to Key Investment Housing Conference” on June 5, 2026, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Sunrise – Sawgrass Mills in South Florida.

The conference aims to link members of the Jamaican diaspora with trusted professionals, institutions and opportunities in Jamaica’s real estate, housing, land titling, and investment sectors.

Under the theme “Invest in Your Piece of Di Rock”, the event arrives at a pivotal moment, as more Jamaicans abroad are seeking reliable guidance on purchasing property, developing inherited land and accessing financing.

The conference will feature presentations, panel discussions and networking opportunities with industry experts covering topics including steps to getting land title and how to avoid fraud; from capital to concrete: investments in real estate; rethink real estate: wealth beyond land and housing; generational wealth and legacy protection; public-private housing partnerships; and future-proof construction and resilient structures.

Among the featured speakers is Jamaican entrepreneur and investor David Mullings, who is the chairman and chief executive officer of Blue Mahoe Capital. He will deliver the keynote presentation.

According to conference organiser Maxine Miller, “The initiative is designed to bridge information gaps while creating a trusted platform for engagement between diaspora communities and Jamaican stakeholders.”

“This is more than just a conference; it is a movement focused on empowering Jamaicans abroad to confidently invest, build wealth and secure their legacy through property ownership and development back home,” Miller continued.

The event will also offer opportunities for exhibitors, developers, financial institutions, attorneys, realtors, and government agencies to connect directly with potential investors and homeowners.

“We believe the South Florida staging will serve as the first of several international engagements aimed at strengthening diaspora participation in Jamaica’s housing and investment landscape. We are taking Jamaica…to Jamaicans,” Miller added.

Tickets for the conference on June 5, 2026, are now available at spurropen.com.

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