Residential property sales surge to €300 million in August
The total value of deeds climbed even faster, up 11.6% compared to August 2024
Maltese Government greenlights public land transfer to address affordability crisis
The initiative supports those who earn too much for social housing but can’t afford market-priced homes
Malta amongst cheapest countries in Europe to buy a house
It also has one of the highest rates of homeownership in Europe
Study finds: Large majority of landlords have no plans to invest in more property in coming year
One in five landlords whose property renting is their main income own just one property
‘We don’t make the law – we just apply it’ – Housing Ministry on six-tenant limit
Six-tenant limit was introduced in 2014, update of rent law simply a way to enforce it
Blacklists for abusive landlords and tenants among ideas that could professionalise the property market
'The demand for housing is changing and that the supply of housing must adapt as well'
Does it make sense to continue building more of the same when faced with changing demographics?
In 2022 alone, the number of foreign workers in Malta grew by 20,575
Housing costs in Malta as a share of income lowest in EU for owners and tenants
Increasing tourism figures and foreign labours are among the drivers of higher rental and property prices
Housing Authority increases limit on deposit payment scheme to €22,500
The amended scheme will now allow beneficiaries to purchase property worth up to €225,000
Rent prices in Malta are on the rise, but advertised rates remain lower than peak 2019 prices
Rent prices were decimated by the pandemic
Housing costs considered to be a ‘heavy burden’ to a quarter of Maltese residents
Less than one in five find housing costs to be 'no burden at all'
Malta house price increase outstrips EU levels while rent rise more muted
Malta house prices have increased by nearly half in six years
Landlords call for pre-1995 rent-controlled leases to be returned to free market
Property owners association calls for an increase in rent rates, and that properties are returned after seven years
Berlin’s rent cap ruled illegal by constitutional court
The Berlin local Government did not have the legal authority to introduce such a measure
Multi-million euro Rabat palazzo sells after five years on the market
The buyer is expected to spend his initial purchase price again in restoring the property
Residential property sales surge to €300 million in August
The total value of deeds climbed even faster, up 11.6% compared to August 2024
Maltese Government greenlights public land transfer to address affordability crisis
The initiative supports those who earn too much for social housing but can’t afford market-priced homes
Malta amongst cheapest countries in Europe to buy a house
It also has one of the highest rates of homeownership in Europe
Study finds: Large majority of landlords have no plans to invest in more property in coming year
One in five landlords whose property renting is their main income own just one property
‘We don’t make the law – we just apply it’ – Housing Ministry on six-tenant limit
Six-tenant limit was introduced in 2014, update of rent law simply a way to enforce it
Blacklists for abusive landlords and tenants among ideas that could professionalise the property market
'The demand for housing is changing and that the supply of housing must adapt as well'
Does it make sense to continue building more of the same when faced with changing demographics?
In 2022 alone, the number of foreign workers in Malta grew by 20,575
Housing costs in Malta as a share of income lowest in EU for owners and tenants
Increasing tourism figures and foreign labours are among the drivers of higher rental and property prices
Housing Authority increases limit on deposit payment scheme to €22,500
The amended scheme will now allow beneficiaries to purchase property worth up to €225,000
Rent prices in Malta are on the rise, but advertised rates remain lower than peak 2019 prices
Rent prices were decimated by the pandemic
Housing costs considered to be a ‘heavy burden’ to a quarter of Maltese residents
Less than one in five find housing costs to be 'no burden at all'
Malta house price increase outstrips EU levels while rent rise more muted
Malta house prices have increased by nearly half in six years
Landlords call for pre-1995 rent-controlled leases to be returned to free market
Property owners association calls for an increase in rent rates, and that properties are returned after seven years
Berlin’s rent cap ruled illegal by constitutional court
The Berlin local Government did not have the legal authority to introduce such a measure
Multi-million euro Rabat palazzo sells after five years on the market
The buyer is expected to spend his initial purchase price again in restoring the property