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Planners are hosting two online “lunch and learn” events to let the public learn more about the draft City of Hamilton Plan. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said: “The City of Hamilton is the central hub for much of island’s commerce, ent...

An effort to encourage housing development within the North East Hamilton Economic Empowerment Zone will be expanded to the whole city

There is rising concern about the affordability of the Bermuda dream of home ownership. There is some evidence of shortages explored in the next RG Business edition of the Navigate Series — a podcast that examines sectors that lead Bermuda’s economy....

Charting a future for Hamilton is about much more than deciding where offices and shops should be. Everyone who uses the City needs to offer their ideas

The Government has denied that the City of Hamilton was left in the dark about a recently released draft of the City Plan

The unveiling of the City of Hamilton Plan 2023 without involving the City of Hamilton has been labelled as a “missed opportunity”

A new plan for Hamilton envisions more varied uses of ground-floor spaces and the waterfront, more activity spaces designed to bring people into the city, and more environmentally friendly buildings. Owain Johnston Barnes reports The City of Hamilto...

Bermuda residents have been asked for their thoughts about a draft plan on the future of Hamilton

Columnist Chris Famous fires back over his challenged suitability as chairman of the Bermuda Housing Corporation

The Devonshire East MP takes over the position from Vance Campbell, the Minister of Tourism

Two homeless shelters were officially opened yesterday after years of delays and promises. The homes, located on Marsh Folly Road in Pembroke, were converted out of shipping containers and built in partnership with the Salvation Army, Ministry of Pub...

Landlords have been called upon to help boost the island’s dwindling reserves of affordable housing by partnering with the Government’s housing quango. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said it was “neither reasonable nor ...