Prime commercial road frontage on the Highway 2000 corridor, in one of Jamaica's fastest-growing towns. Build your brand on 2.6 acres — clean title, utilities on site, ready to develop.
This is a long-term ground lease on triple-net terms — the structure national operators use to take land across Jamaica. You design and build your own facility; the land gives you two decades of secured tenure at a single predictable cost.
A ground lease means you design, permit, and construct to your own brand standard — drive-through, parking, layout, all yours. No landlord retrofit, no compromise.
Sited between Kaluga Seafood Restaurant and the RUBiS service station, the parcel sits 1 km from Highway 2000 — capturing traffic distributing into town with frontage the congested town-centre cluster can't match.
Registered title under the Registration of Titles Act, no encumbrances. Electricity and water on site. Frontage available for prompt possession.
A flat, cleared parcel with substantial road frontage, sited between Kaluga Seafood Restaurant and the RUBiS service station, just 1 km from Highway 2000. A quarter-acre-plus pad is available from the road inward, with larger configurations open for discussion.
14 West Street — full 2.6-acre parcel (surveyed boundary shown in aerial view).
A commuter hub on the Highway 2000 corridor between the Kingston metropolitan area and the central parishes — in the middle of the largest residential expansion in its history.
Old Harbour sits directly on the Highway 2000 East–West corridor, the tolled highway that links the town to Kingston, Portmore, and May Pen. The corridor carries traffic at near-record levels and continues to grow as the surrounding towns develop.
Residents increasingly live in Old Harbour's new gated communities and commute through the town daily — passing the corridor where 14 West Street sits, 1 km from the highway between Kaluga Seafood Restaurant and the RUBiS service station. National quick-service brands already trade profitably in the town centre, proving the market before the new housing even arrives.
Every new home is a recurring customer. The approved housing pipeline places Old Harbour squarely on the expansion map for operators who follow rooftops.
Old Harbour and its new developments on both sides of the Highway 2000 corridor. Pan and zoom to explore the area around 14 West Street.
A long-term unsubordinated ground lease on triple-net terms. The headline structure is below; full commercial terms are shared with qualified parties on request.
NASNE Investment Group holds and develops commercial property in St. Catherine, Jamaica, with a focus on long-term partnerships that bring lasting value to the communities they serve. The group works directly with tenants and their advisors to structure straightforward, durable ground leases.
14 West Street reflects that approach: a well-located, clean-titled parcel offered to a single long-term brand partner, with the groundwork done to make development straightforward from day one.
For the full market report, site imagery, and lease terms, get in touch. Enquiries from operators and their advisors are welcome.