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Malta’s 2025 Budget: New Property Incentives and Extended Schemes to Boost the Real Estate Market
30th October 2024
The 2025 budget release brings encouraging updates for Malta’s property market. Finance Minister Clyde Caruana has introduced new initiatives and expanded existing schemes to support buyers, sellers, and property investors. With Malta’s economy projecting an estimated growth of 4.9% in 2024 and 4.3% in 2025, the 2025 Malta budget updates will prove advantageous to the pri...
Malta Property Tax & Regulations
Real Estate Investment in Malta27th March 2024
Malta has become one of the hottest locations for property investment in Europe in the last few years, due to its prime location, sunny climate, and stable economy. Home to multiple growing...
Malta Property Tax & Regulations
Amendment to Malta Housing Laws Sees Two Per Bedroom Cap for Landlords and Rental Di Fermo Period Extension.20th March 2024
Back in December of 2023, the Malta Housing Authority put forth a proposal that would see laws put into place restricting landlords to 6 registered tenants when renting to more than one fami...
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Malta’s 2024 Budget Sees First & Second Time Home Buyers Tax Incentives and Benefit Schemes Extended31st October 2023
With the release of the 2024 budget, Finance Minister Clyde Caruana outlined what the new fiscal year will mean for Malta’s private property market - which recently saw fewer final deeds of...
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Malta’s 2023 Budget Proves Advantageous for the Private Property Market28th October 2022
The Maltese Government recently released their budget measures for 2023 and despite the current global economic turmoil, Malta’s fiscal outlook looks promising. This year’s deficit is predic...
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Property Transfer Tax Reduction Extended17th October 2022
In October of 2021, the Maltese Government announced new tax relief measures pertaining to the property market in Malta as well as extensions to previously implemented relief measures.The re...
Malta Property Tax & Regulations
Flat rate of 15% on Assignments of Rights acquired under a Promise of Sale Extended6th January 2022
In October of 2021 the Maltese Government had announced new tax relief measures pertaining to the property market in Malta as well as extensions to previously implemented relief measures.In...
Malta Property Tax & Regulations
Malta’s New Rental Laws28th August 2020
With the governments push for reform within the property market new rental laws have been introduced. The Private Residential Act 2019 has been enacted to protect both the tenant and landlo...
Malta Property Tax & Regulations
Malta Government Slashes Stamp Duty as Part of Post Covid-19 Recovery Plan17th June 2020
Malta Prime Minister Robert Abela recently announced that the government would be making cuts to the property Stamp Duty (Property Tax), a move welcomed by real estate industry professional...
Malta Property Tax & Regulations
Renting as a Housing Alternative in Malta – New Rent Regulations Proposed29th August 2019
The Maltese Government’s push for reform in the rental property market has resulted in new regulations being proposed with the stated intention of stabilising and further regulating a ma...
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Maltese Government Proposes Amendment to Inherited Property Law17th February 2016
At the moment, the number of vacant properties around the Maltese Islands is estimated to be around 40,000. Many such properties, after being closed up for a long time end up derelict or tar...
Malta Property Tax & Regulations
First time buyers: Malta Property Tax Waiver Scheme Extended12th May 2015
The Ministry of Finance has announced that as stated in the Budget, the first time property-buyers scheme will be extended until the end of June. Beneath this scheme, those buying their firs...
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Attention Developers & Buyers: New Lift Safety Rules and Regulations11th May 2015
The new EU lifts directive affecting lift safety rules and regulations is set to come into effect on April 20, 2016 – less than a year from now. The new directive will affect property buyers...
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