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KINGSTON, Jamaica – The National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA) is to begin operations on November 1 after signing a five-year lease for its new headquarters at the Digicel Building, at 14 Ocean Boulevard, downtown Kingston.
In a press release on Monday, NaRRA revealed that the lease came with a valuation of US$26.00 per square foot for a total annual cost of US$725,972.
Citing the building’s design, which it says is constructed to withstand multiple environmental hazards and incorporates structural and engineering features intended to support resilience, the agency said these features align with NaRRA’s operational requirements, particularly its mandate to maintain business continuity and critical functions during disasters and national emergencies.
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