New Rozelle Properties Limited is investing in a large-scale mixed-use development in White Horses, St Thomas, that leverages the upgraded road infrastructure and rising community expectations, documents show.
The company plans to build 917 residential units on 150-acres spread – equivalent to about 55 football fields – as outlined in an environmental impact assessment report done by Ecosystems Quality Management Limited on behalf of New Rozelle.
Construction will be done in five phases, starting in 2026, pending approval by the National Environment and Planning Agency.
The development will feature a mix of family homes, townhouses, and commercial shopping, though the total investment cost remains undisclosed. The Financial Gleaner contacted three directors at New Rozelle Properties who declined to comment, for now, having noted a preference to complete the ongoing community consultations.
“The proposed Rozelle Estates development emerges at a pivotal moment for the communities of Rozelle and White Horses in St Thomas, Jamaica,” the impact report stated. “This social impact assessment reveals a strong consensus among residents and local business operators that the development is both necessary and timely.”


