Converting to conserve: The rise of the Urban Conservation Area
Dhalia Real Estate branch manager sheds light on changes to the property market for older properties within UCAs
Technology and real estate – why they work so well together
Dhalia Real Estate explains how technology can be utilised in the real estate industry
Fed up with seeing towering blocks in traditional streetscapes? The MDA says it has the answer
The scheme was first proposed by former Malta developers chief Sandro Chetcuti
In 2020, 81% of Malta’s population lived in owned households, placing it among EU’s top 10
Across the EU, 70% of residents live in an owned home
Ministry in talks to amend tax exemption on traditional properties
Changes will ‘ensure legal certainty’, says Notarial Council
Gozo ends year with highest property value increases
Valletta among towns with lowest increases in December
Value of commercial property showing signs of recovery
Predictably, Gozo has cheapest commercial property
‘Regulation must be supported by enforcement,’ says Dhalia CEO on agent licensing rule
From the start of 2022, real estate agents will need to be licensed to operate
Year-on-year property deeds of sale shoot up by 37.8%
Gozo once again registers highest increase
New real estate portal to give agencies ‘a self-regulated level playing field’
The new digital portal is meant to improve sector’s ‘professionalism’
MDA backs property tax exemption despite notaries’ and PN’s claims of ‘serious shortcomings’
Is the wording of the new exemption a legal minefield or common practice?
Property prices in Gozo continue to rise
Village of Kercem registered biggest price increase
Finance Minister ‘sees no reason’ to cancel controversial property exemption
The measure has been branded 'discriminatory' and 'unfair'
Malta Developers Association disassociates itself from property tax exemption
MDA joins chorus of opposition to 'unfair' tax amnesty
Property tax exemption favours businesses that pay late, Malta Chamber complains
'People should not be able to purchase additional property before they settle their tax arrears'
Converting to conserve: The rise of the Urban Conservation Area
Dhalia Real Estate branch manager sheds light on changes to the property market for older properties within UCAs
Technology and real estate – why they work so well together
Dhalia Real Estate explains how technology can be utilised in the real estate industry
Fed up with seeing towering blocks in traditional streetscapes? The MDA says it has the answer
The scheme was first proposed by former Malta developers chief Sandro Chetcuti
In 2020, 81% of Malta’s population lived in owned households, placing it among EU’s top 10
Across the EU, 70% of residents live in an owned home
Ministry in talks to amend tax exemption on traditional properties
Changes will ‘ensure legal certainty’, says Notarial Council
Gozo ends year with highest property value increases
Valletta among towns with lowest increases in December
Value of commercial property showing signs of recovery
Predictably, Gozo has cheapest commercial property
‘Regulation must be supported by enforcement,’ says Dhalia CEO on agent licensing rule
From the start of 2022, real estate agents will need to be licensed to operate
Year-on-year property deeds of sale shoot up by 37.8%
Gozo once again registers highest increase
New real estate portal to give agencies ‘a self-regulated level playing field’
The new digital portal is meant to improve sector’s ‘professionalism’
MDA backs property tax exemption despite notaries’ and PN’s claims of ‘serious shortcomings’
Is the wording of the new exemption a legal minefield or common practice?
Property prices in Gozo continue to rise
Village of Kercem registered biggest price increase
Finance Minister ‘sees no reason’ to cancel controversial property exemption
The measure has been branded 'discriminatory' and 'unfair'
Malta Developers Association disassociates itself from property tax exemption
MDA joins chorus of opposition to 'unfair' tax amnesty
Property tax exemption favours businesses that pay late, Malta Chamber complains
'People should not be able to purchase additional property before they settle their tax arrears'