With limited supply and permanently growing demand, Malta’s property market has been in constant boom for more than fifty years. Prices of properties north of the Grand Harbour towns of Valletta, Sliema and Gzira are skyrocketing, and prices in practically all other localities are also continuously increasing.
Due to the limited size of the country, the property market is unlike that of any other. For several decades, property prices have shown steady increases sustained by growing demand from local and institutional and private foreign investors and even when other countries suffered substantial price drops, Malta’s real estate industry remained buoyant.
Hundreds of previously dilapidated buildings in Valletta and the three cities of Vittoriosa, Cospicua and Senglea are attracting tremendous interest for conversions into residences and boutique hotels to meet the high demand for housing and property investments, and this trend is expected to continue for the foreseeable future.
Based on figures published by The Central Bank of Malta, in the last quarter of 2016, property prices rose by 7.24% (10.44% inflation-adjusted).
Read more about Malta’s property market on The Global Property Guide.
Some useful links:
Government of Malta – Official website of the Government of Malta
Health Services – Official page of the National Health Service
Malta Embassies – Embassies, Consulates and other Malta representations in other countries
Malta Developers Association – MDA is the highest body and voice of private Real Estate developers in Malta.
Malta Enterprise – the national development agency entrusted with promoting and facilitating international investment in Malta
Education in Malta – National education and employment website
Malta Chamber of Commerce – The independent voice of the private sector in Malta.
Malta Tourism Authority – MTA regulates, develops and promotes Malta’s tourism industry
Finance Malta – FM is the public-private initiative set up to promote Malta as an International Financial Centre
Malta Financial Services Authority – MFSA is the single regulator for financial services activities in Malta
Malta Gaming Authority – MGA is the single regulatory body responsible for the governance of all gaming activities in Malta
Weather in Malta – Malta Airport weather observations and forecast
Television Malta – National TV and radio broadcaster
Times of Malta – English language newspaper
Malta Today – English language newspaper
The Malta Independent – English language newspaper
