The National Housing Trust, NHT, are winners of the inaugural Public Sector Productivity Competition. The announcement was made at an awards ceremony, on Friday June 21, 2024. 

The competition, which was organised by the Jamaica Productivity Centre (JPC), through the Ministry of Labour and Social Security, was geared towards encouraging public bodies to implement innovative strategies to improve productivity and service delivery. 

Effective Monday, July 1, 2024, the National Housing Trust (NHT) will be launching a series of policy changes and initiatives that will significantly benefit contributors looking to buy or improve their homes.

The National Housing Trust (NHT) wishes to reiterate its position on the Guaranteed Purchase Programme (GPP), and to address a few matters that have been raised in light of continued reporting on a terminated agreement under the programme. The NHT has not signed a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) neither has the NHT at any point during the claim against Dexim Holdings, sought to keep any elements of the arrangements secret. The claim made by the NHT proceeded to mediation.

Twenty-nine-year-old, Kadeisha Page, struck land gold when she was selected as one of 106 selected

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Prime Minister the Most Honourable Andrew Holness ON, PC, has praised the National Housing Trust (NHT) for playing a critical role in the creation of intergenerational wealth on the island. This he said during the NHT's handing over ceremony of Friendship Oaks in Goshen, St Elizabeth on Friday (May 17).