House prices in the EU rose by an average of 5.4 per cent year-on-year, marking the seventh consecutive annual increase
Malta is one of only two European countries without such a National Architecture Policy
The second quarter of 2025 saw a more moderate upsurge in property prices when compared to previous quarters
The Foundation for Affordable Housing’s plan will offer apartments 30% below market value on public land provided for free
The 120-hectare estate, spanning 126 rooms, is infamous for Berlusconi’s scandalous private parties
The Wembley Store was a meeting point, a backdrop to history, and a piece of Valletta’s identity
The Western district saw the sharpest growth at 123%
A review of recent Financial Analysis Summaries highlights stark differences in the financial resilience of Malta’s commercial property bond issuers
Use of public land ‘to hand small number of developers double profits’, MDA warns
'We want to extend homeownership, not distort the market,' says the Foundation for Affordable Housing CEO
The consultation process will run for a month, closing on 7th September
The association urged the Government to abandon the project, which it says will ‘open the floodgates to abuse’
Deposits paid by tenants to reserve a property are a grey area subject to uncertainty and abuse
Despite shifting to a merit-based citizenship model, the association sees continued potential for growth in Malta’s luxury real estate market
The development lobby group believes automatic suspension of permits upon appeal is ‘unjust’ and ‘invites abuse’
House prices in the EU rose by an average of 5.4 per cent year-on-year, marking the seventh consecutive annual increase
Malta is one of only two European countries without such a National Architecture Policy
The second quarter of 2025 saw a more moderate upsurge in property prices when compared to previous quarters
The Foundation for Affordable Housing’s plan will offer apartments 30% below market value on public land provided for free
The 120-hectare estate, spanning 126 rooms, is infamous for Berlusconi’s scandalous private parties
The Wembley Store was a meeting point, a backdrop to history, and a piece of Valletta’s identity
The Western district saw the sharpest growth at 123%
A review of recent Financial Analysis Summaries highlights stark differences in the financial resilience of Malta’s commercial property bond issuers
Use of public land ‘to hand small number of developers double profits’, MDA warns
'We want to extend homeownership, not distort the market,' says the Foundation for Affordable Housing CEO
The consultation process will run for a month, closing on 7th September
The association urged the Government to abandon the project, which it says will ‘open the floodgates to abuse’
Deposits paid by tenants to reserve a property are a grey area subject to uncertainty and abuse
Despite shifting to a merit-based citizenship model, the association sees continued potential for growth in Malta’s luxury real estate market
The development lobby group believes automatic suspension of permits upon appeal is ‘unjust’ and ‘invites abuse’