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Jersey Property Market Sees Rise in Sales as Prices Hold Steady Jersey’s housing market saw a sharp increase in sales during the third quarter of 2025, though activity remains below pre-decade levels, according to new figures. The latest House Price Index  from Statistics Jersey  reported 287 property transactions between July and September — a 26% increase compared to the previous quarter’s 228 sales. Year-on-year, sales were up 55% from 185 recorded in the same period of 20

Plans for Six-Storey Hotel Near Jersey Airport Rejected Proposals to build a six-storey hotel and conference centre close to Jersey Airport have been turned down by the island’s Planning Committee. The project, submitted by Strive Health Club, included plans for 179 guest rooms, along with a spa, swimming pool, and conference facilities. During the committee meeting, three members voted in favour of the development, while four voted against, leading to its refusal. The decisi

Andium Delivers Over 300 New Homes This Year, With Hundreds More on the Way

Developers aim to transform the lido into a resort similar to Benidorm

Tiny Stretch of Bouley Bay Coastline to Go to Private Developer in Exchange for Safety Work A narrow strip of public land at Bouley Bay in Jersey is set to be transferred to a private developer in return for crucial safety improvements. The land, located in front of the long-closed Water's Edge Hotel, is approximately 1.5 metres wide and 20 metres long and will be handed over to W.E. (Jersey) Ltd. Under the agreement, the developer is required to fund the clearance of the pub

Two major hotel proposals set for crucial Planning Committee decision in Jersey

Pet Groomer Blames Landlord Neglect for Major Business Loss A Jersey pet groomer says her business has suffered badly because of her landlord’s failure to repair her rented shop unit. Suzie Hazlewood, who ran Mucky Mutz  in Les Quennevais Precinct, claimed repeated leaks and damp made her premises unsafe. “Water came through the ceiling into the electrics,” she said. “It got worse with mould and fungus growing.” Ms Hazlewood said the building’s owner, UK-based High Tide Inves