September 20, 2026

How Big Oil Is Driving Guyana’s Housing Boom #Shorts

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A nation of just 800,000 people, Guyana’s economy centered on agriculture and mining—until 2015, when Exxon discovered a massive oil field beneath its territorial waters. On The Big Take podcast, Monte Reel discusses how the country is navigating this influx of oil money.

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34 thoughts on “How Big Oil Is Driving Guyana’s Housing Boom #Shorts

  1. Guyana developing? What about the farmers? The government is not helping them to find export for their product. In the next 50 years, Guyanese will be importing rice. No more rice production. The rice millers are exploiting the rice farmers. Investigate the Essequibo Coast and see firsthand how one big rice miller is exploiting the rice farmer and nothing is done about because the minister of agriculture says the rice miller is a private entity. SMH.

  2. Another gate way of misinformation:People would like to build houses but are having a difficult time obtaining land from the government to build those houses. These so-called housing schemes are for the chosen few.

  3. They need to work on proper sewage I hear all of Guyana doesn’t have proper clean running tap water and the sewage system is all out terrible if the country floods every time it rains the country is a rain forest they need a wastewater treatment infrastructure.

  4. My ppl have been in Guyana from the beginning. Blood sweat and tears. Its time for my ppl also, to be vindicated. Everywhere we are is full of wealth, Amen

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