What property information is available for Property - Jamaica?

CaptureLand provides comprehensive property data for Property - Jamaica including parcel boundaries, GPS coordinates, tax status information.

How can I view the property boundaries for Property - Jamaica?

Visit the property page on CaptureLand to view an interactive map showing the exact parcel boundaries. The map includes satellite imagery, boundary lines, and surrounding context for Seaforth district, St. Thomas parish.

How do I verify tax status for properties in Seaforth, St. Thomas?

CaptureLand members can access tax information for properties in Seaforth including annual tax, outstanding amounts, and payment history. Create an account or upgrade your membership for full access.

Who owns Property - Jamaica?

Ownership records — including the registered owner's name, LV number, and Volume / Folio reference — are paywalled. Sign in to your CaptureLand account or unlock this single parcel to view the full ownership record sourced from the Jamaica Land Information Council.

Are there any outstanding taxes on Property - Jamaica?

Outstanding tax amounts and payment history for Property - Jamaica are available to authenticated CaptureLand members. The record includes the current year's annual tax, any penalties or interest accrued, and the full payment history sourced from the parish tax office.

How accurate is the boundary data for Property - Jamaica?

Parcel boundaries are sourced from the National Land Agency (NLA) GIS database and cross-referenced with OpenStreetMap polygons where available. CaptureLand renders the exact boundary polygon over an interactive base map; surveyors and developers can use the displayed coordinates for site-planning reference.

Can I purchase or transfer Property - Jamaica through CaptureLand?

CaptureLand is a property-data platform, not a marketplace — we do not facilitate direct sales or transfers. We do provide the data (boundaries, ownership references, tax status) you need to brief a Jamaican real-estate attorney or surveyor about a purchase, subdivision, or family-land transfer.

Jamaica's Registration of Titles Act governs how ownership is recorded for properties like Seaforth, St. Thomas; tap to ask Jurifi for a plain-English summary.

Owner rights and responsibilities for parcels in St. Thomas include possession, sale, and the duty to pay property tax — ask Jurifi for the specifics.

Subdivision is governed by Jamaica's Town & Country Planning Act; rules vary by parish authority.

Transfer requires a registered title, stamp duty, and registration fees; the conveyancing process typically takes weeks.

Encumbrances are recorded against the title at the National Land Agency; a search confirms whether any liens are active.

Stamp duty in Jamaica is calculated as a percentage of sale price.

Family land in St. Thomas carries customary inheritance rules that can complicate sale and registered transfer.

Adverse possession in Jamaica generally requires 12 years of continuous, exclusive, and open possession — ask Jurifi for details.

Boundary disputes are typically resolved by registered surveyor reports and, if needed, the Resident Magistrate's court.

Planning and zoning in St. Thomas are regulated by the local parish council and Town & Country Planning Authority.

A mortgage requires a registered charge on title; lenders typically require valuation, fire insurance, and proof of clear title.

Property tax assessments can be challenged through the Tax Administration Jamaica (TAJ) review process.

York, Seaforth, Saint Thomas, Surrey County, Jamaica, Seaforth, St. Thomas

Interactive map showing the exact property boundaries and location

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Tax & Investment Information

What you get when you unlock this parcel

Boundary maps, lot size, scheme details, AI valuation insight and OFMOP local context are already free on this page. The unlock adds the verified Tax & Ownership record:

👤 Owner of record — name and registered address from TAJ
💰 Annual property tax — current amount due + paid/unpaid status from TAJ
📊 Assessed value — the unimproved value TAJ uses to compute the tax
📜 Payment history — recent tax-payment entries on the parcel

Tax records sourced from Tax Administration Jamaica (TAJ). Land boundaries and lot dimensions come from the National Land Agency (NLA) and are already on this page.

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Property record

ID: 823794

St. Thomas is a eastern parish — rural and coastal in character, Jamaica's easternmost parish with hot springs in Bath.

Surrey County is the eastern third of Jamaica, anchored by Kingston and the Blue Mountains.

Located 1.0 km from the centre of Seaforth and 8.3 km from Morant Bay, the parish capital.

OpenStreetMap places this parcel within York, Seaforth, Saint Thomas, Surrey County, Jamaica. OSM classifies the surrounding area as residential.

OFMOP records 4 indexed public facilities; 4 transit routes for this district.

Coordinates:17.936846, -76.460237

Boundary Data:Database polygon boundaries — view on map ↑

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About Seaforth

Community data powered by OFMOP — Out of Many, One People.

Facilities serving Seaforth

SEAFORTHPost Office
Seaforth Branch LibraryLibrary
Seaforth HighSchool
Seaforth PrimarySchool

All facilities in Seaforth on OFMOP →

Transit routes through Seaforth

4 routes serve this district.

Font Hill - Morant BayRoute FONTaxi Rank
Hillside - Morant BayRoute HILTaxi Rank
Seaforth - Morant BayRoute SEATaxi Rank
Trinityville - Morant BayRoute TRITaxi Rank

Transit details for Seaforth on OFMOP →

Nearby fuel stations

IndependentYALLAHS MAIN ROAD, ST. THOMAS
E10 87 · J$200.9ULSD · J$243
Total JamaicaYALLAHS P.O,, ST. THOMAS.
E10 87 · J$201.5ULSD · J$249.2
Rubis12 CHURCH STREET, MORANT BAY, ST. THOMAS
E10 87 · J$231.6ULSD · J$250.9

Fuel stations around Seaforth on OFMOP →

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AI assistance only. Not legal advice. Consult a Jamaican attorney before acting on any output.