Trinidad and Tobago: housing
7 answers, 1 from Trinidad and Tobago's own official bodies, with a link to each figure.
Are house prices rising in Trinidad and Tobago?
No official house price index for Trinidad and Tobago was found on the sites of the CSO and the Central Bank, checked on 15 October 2026. The Central Bank's monetary policy announcement of 30 September 2026 reports that real estate mortgage lending grew 5.6% year on year in July 2026, up from 4.4% in March, and that rates on new mortgages rose to 5.33% in the period to June 2026.
The 2027 Budget Statement allocates TT$0.904 billion to housing. Mortgage lending growth reflects both prices and the number of loans, so it is not a price measure.
International comparisons
The figures below use one definition for every country, so they can differ from national figures.
How many people in Trinidad and Tobago have electricity?
The latest figure from the World Bank, for 2024, is 100.0%. It is the top of the series, which starts in 2005. Across Latin America & Caribbean the middle value was 99.5%, and Trinidad and Tobago placed 1st highest of 33. World rank, highest first: 1st of 193.
How many people in Trinidad and Tobago have clean water?
WHO and UNICEF puts the share of people using safely managed drinking water in Trinidad and Tobago at 69.4% in 2024. It is the top of the series, which starts in 2005. It is 6th highest of 14 in Latin America & Caribbean, where the median is 66.3%. Worldwide: 75th of 134.
How many people in Trinidad and Tobago have a safe toilet?
According to WHO and UNICEF, the share of people using safely managed sanitation in Trinidad and Tobago was 38.0% in 2024. It is the top of the series, which starts in 2005. It is 11th highest of 16 in Latin America & Caribbean, where the median is 44.7%. Of 134 countries with 2024 data, 92nd highest.
How many people in Trinidad and Tobago cook with wood or charcoal?
100.0%: that is the share of people using clean cooking fuels in Trinidad and Tobago for 2024, according to the WHO. It is the top of the series, which starts in 2005. Across Latin America & Caribbean the middle value was 95.0%, and Trinidad and Tobago placed 1st highest of 33. World rank, highest first: 1st of 192.
Official bodies in Trinidad and Tobago
- Central Statistical Office
- Ministry of Housing and Urban DevelopmentResponsible for housing policy and public housing programmes.
- Housing Development CorporationBuilds and allocates public housing.
- Central Bank of Trinidad and TobagoPublishes mortgage market indicators and the mortgage market reference rate.
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