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From Deed to Key heads to Manhattan for investment and housing conference
Maxine Miller
November 12, 2026

From Deed to Key heads to Manhattan for investment and housing conference

Manhattan is gearing up to welcome a dynamic contingent of real estate developers, realtors, attorneys, financial experts, commissioned land surveyors and sustainable development specialists for the From Deed to Key Investment & Housing Conference & Marketplace — New York Edition, taking place on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at The Westin New York Grand Central, 212 East 42nd Street.

Following its inaugural staging in South Florida in June 2026, From Deed to Key is doing it again — this time in the heart of Manhattan, bringing together industry leaders, investors, entrepreneurs and members of the Caribbean diaspora under the theme “Invest in Your Piece of Di Rock.”

The conference aims to bridge the gap between investment aspirations and action, connecting attendees with the professional expertise, financial guidance and opportunities needed to navigate property ownership, real estate development and wealth creation in Jamaica.

The conference will feature an impressive lineup of industry professionals, including Michelle Thomas, attorney-at-law, of Michelle Thomas & Associates, who will address the legal complexities of buying, selling and protecting property investments.

Mark Nelson of So Cal Credit Repairs will share critical insights into credit readiness and mortgage preparedness, while Al Junior Taylor, commissioned land surveyor, will highlight the importance of land surveys, property boundaries and due diligence before purchasing or developing land.

Adding further depth to the discussions are Jhanine Jackson, sales manager, VM Property Services Ltd, who will share insights into real estate opportunities, property acquisition and investment, and Richard May, sustainable development advisor and CEO of PowerSource Jamaica, who will explore sustainable development, resilient construction and innovative approaches to building for the future.

Together, these professionals will equip attendees with practical knowledge spanning legal ownership, financing, land surveying, real estate acquisition, sustainable development and long-term wealth creation.

Adding diplomatic significance to the occasion, the event is proudly endorsed by Jamaica’s Consul General to New York, Oliver Mair, who will deliver official greetings and share insights on diaspora engagement, investment opportunities and strengthening economic ties with Jamaica.

For Maxine Miller, founder of From Deed to Key and Managing Director of Black Ink Marketing & Event Solutions, the New York staging represents another significant step in building a platform that connects the diaspora with credible professionals and meaningful investment opportunities.

“We are doing it again, and this time we are bringing From Deed to Key to the heart of Manhattan! We have assembled an extraordinary contingent of professionals who are not simply coming to speak, but to share knowledge, open doors, and help people make informed investment decisions.

“Too many people in the diaspora want to own property, build a home or invest in Jamaica, but are uncertain about where to begin or whom to trust. From Deed to Key was created to bridge that gap. This is about moving beyond conversations into action — creating ownership, opportunity and generational wealth,” Miller stated.

Miller also welcomed the consul general’s endorsement, describing it as an important affirmation of the initiative’s mission to strengthen connections between Jamaica and its overseas communities.

A major highlight of the event is the From Deed to Key Marketplace, an interactive space bringing together real estate developers, realtors, financial institutions, legal professionals and other industry experts, providing attendees with direct access to property investment opportunities and professional guidance.

Featured developers Milford Ridge Homes and Richmond will showcase residential developments and investment opportunities in Jamaica, offering prospective buyers and investors an opportunity to engage directly with developers and explore their options for property ownership.

Realtors will also be on hand to guide attendees through available properties, purchasing processes and investment considerations, while financial and legal professionals will provide valuable insights into financing, due diligence and protecting property investments.

The Marketplace is designed to move beyond conversations, creating an environment where attendees can ask questions, explore opportunities, establish meaningful business connections and take practical steps towards turning their property ownership ambitions into reality.

The conference will culminate in a Cocktail Networking Mixer from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm, bringing together speakers, sponsors, exhibitors and delegates for an evening of networking and relationship-building.

The event is supported by VM Group and So Cal Credit Repairs, with Richie B Radio serving as the official media partner, alongside other participating organisations.

With New York home to a vibrant Jamaican and Caribbean diaspora, the conference presents a timely opportunity for individuals seeking to purchase property, regularise land ownership, develop existing assets or explore investment opportunities in Jamaica.

“You may have the dream, you may have the land, you may even have the deed — but what comes next? That is the conversation we are bringing to Manhattan. We want people to leave empowered, informed and ready to take action,” Miller added.

 

 

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