Malta sees 609 residential building permits approved in first three months of 2022
This represented a significant year on year increase
MDA demands political commitment to reducing bureaucracy
The association's president Michael Stivala also stated some people see the development sector as a 'milking cow'
‘Banks are not reluctant to finance construction projects’ – new MDA President Michael Stivala
In a wide-ranging interview, Michael Stivala quashed rumours that banking officials are showing reluctance to invest in construction projects
AX Group construction arm gearing up for work on two major projects in 2022
In its financial report for 2021, the group provided an outlook on its construction activities
‘Politicians with a moral conscience need to immediately put damaging planning policies on a moratorium’
An expert in the conservation of historic buildings, Joanna Spiteri Staines talks overdevelopment
Overdevelopment in Malta: Is it time to re-establish an Aesthetics Board?
One leading local architect thinks so, as he joins calls for investment and reform within the sector
‘Our education system is keen to eliminate the independent thinkers,’ says Perit Konrad Buhagiar
The partner at AP Valletta discusses the issues facing Malta’s planning policies
‘We have to admit that despite any good intentions, the current planning regime has failed completely’
AP Valletta’s David Felice on the dire need for Malta to have a holistic urban vision
To address overdevelopment, Malta must first establish its carrying capacity – Prof Alex Torpiano
His comments were first featured in the Cover Story of Business Now magazine’s December edition
The rebirth of a Rabat icon: Verdala
A long planning battle ended with the project being accepted without a single objection
New demolition and excavation times expected to lead to faster development
Builders given boost as new demolition and excavation hours expected to speed up development
Calling all contractors: changes made to excavation and demolition hours
The changes come into effect from tomorrow, Tuesday 9th November
WATCH: Last Xlendi boathouse reduced to rubble after restaurant closes for ‘general refurbishment’
The Boathouse Restaurant will be given two floors of the new building
Health & safety workplace fines top a quarter million in 2021 but stakeholders demand more action
The Occupational Health and Safety Authority has carried out 3,724 inspections this year
Fuel for Malta’s motor: what does the property and construction sector get from Budget 2022
The Budget contains a number of measures geared towards the property and construction market
Malta sees 609 residential building permits approved in first three months of 2022
This represented a significant year on year increase
MDA demands political commitment to reducing bureaucracy
The association's president Michael Stivala also stated some people see the development sector as a 'milking cow'
‘Banks are not reluctant to finance construction projects’ – new MDA President Michael Stivala
In a wide-ranging interview, Michael Stivala quashed rumours that banking officials are showing reluctance to invest in construction projects
AX Group construction arm gearing up for work on two major projects in 2022
In its financial report for 2021, the group provided an outlook on its construction activities
‘Politicians with a moral conscience need to immediately put damaging planning policies on a moratorium’
An expert in the conservation of historic buildings, Joanna Spiteri Staines talks overdevelopment
Overdevelopment in Malta: Is it time to re-establish an Aesthetics Board?
One leading local architect thinks so, as he joins calls for investment and reform within the sector
‘Our education system is keen to eliminate the independent thinkers,’ says Perit Konrad Buhagiar
The partner at AP Valletta discusses the issues facing Malta’s planning policies
‘We have to admit that despite any good intentions, the current planning regime has failed completely’
AP Valletta’s David Felice on the dire need for Malta to have a holistic urban vision
To address overdevelopment, Malta must first establish its carrying capacity – Prof Alex Torpiano
His comments were first featured in the Cover Story of Business Now magazine’s December edition
The rebirth of a Rabat icon: Verdala
A long planning battle ended with the project being accepted without a single objection
New demolition and excavation times expected to lead to faster development
Builders given boost as new demolition and excavation hours expected to speed up development
Calling all contractors: changes made to excavation and demolition hours
The changes come into effect from tomorrow, Tuesday 9th November
WATCH: Last Xlendi boathouse reduced to rubble after restaurant closes for ‘general refurbishment’
The Boathouse Restaurant will be given two floors of the new building
Health & safety workplace fines top a quarter million in 2021 but stakeholders demand more action
The Occupational Health and Safety Authority has carried out 3,724 inspections this year
Fuel for Malta’s motor: what does the property and construction sector get from Budget 2022
The Budget contains a number of measures geared towards the property and construction market