Julian Dixon

Kingston, Jamaica

Jamaican real estate powerhouse and businesswoman Julian Dixon is the visionary Co- Founder and CEO of Jamaica Sotheby's International Realty, the premier luxury brokerage on the island. Since the grand opening of their first location in October 2021, Julian's dynamic leadership has propelled the company to the forefront of Jamaica's luxury real estate market. With little over a decade of industry experience, Julian is renowned for her unwavering commitment to excellence, both in serving her clients and expanding her business.
Julian's relentless pursuit of success has not gone unnoticed. Her achievements have been celebrated in numerous media outlets, including a prominent feature by “Jamaica Observer” and "Loop Jamaica," which was featured in the newspaper for organizing a 5K Eco Run in partnership with Tryall and International property awards. She also received recognition in the Observer for orchestrating the launch of Spyglass, the latest development at Jack's Hill which had special guests namely Daryl Vaz, Minister of Science, Energy, Telecommunications and Transport and Senator the Honourable Aubyn Hill, the Minister of Industry, Investment & Commerce.
Beyond her real estate expertise, Julian is a skilled negotiator with a passion for delivering exceptional customer service. She is dedicated to continuous improvement, regularly investing in training and development for both herself and her team.
Equally passionate about her community, Julian takes pride in giving back. Her latest endeavor involves active participation in the American Women's Group of Jamaica, the 2023 vice-president of a non-profit organization committed to educational scholarships, social services, and community enhancement.

Julian's Jamaica

Jamaica is a vibrant Caribbean island nation known for its stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and laid-back lifestyle. It boasts a diverse landscape, from golden sandy beaches and turquoise waters to lush rainforests and mist-covered mountains. The island is perhaps best known as the birthplace of reggae music, with Bob Marley being its most iconic figure, but Jamaica's musical influence extends into ska, dancehall, and dub genres as well.

Jamaica’s culture is a colorful blend of African, European, and indigenous Taíno influences, reflected in its food, language, music, and religious practices. The cuisine is famous for bold flavors, with jerk chicken, oxtail, and ackee and saltfish being standout dishes. The people, known for their warmth and friendliness, speak English with a distinct patois that adds rhythm and personality to conversations.

The island’s natural beauty is breathtaking, with famous beaches like Negril's Seven Mile Beach, waterfalls such as Dunn's River Falls, and the Blue Mountains, which produce some of the world’s best coffee. Jamaica’s wildlife and flora are equally impressive, with tropical birds, exotic flowers, and the unique hummingbird, the Doctor Bird, considered a national symbol.

Jamaica is also rich in history, with relics from its colonial past, including plantation houses and forts. Visitors can explore the country’s history through its architecture and cultural sites, such as Port Royal, once the “wickedest city on earth,” or the Rose Hall Great House, said to be haunted.

Adventure seekers can enjoy a range of activities, from river rafting on the Martha Brae, snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters, to hiking in the mountains. But beyond its physical beauty, Jamaica’s true charm lies in its spirit—a unique combination of resilience, creativity, and joy that leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.