A recently announced social housing initiative in Malta, promoted as an “innovative” solution for middle-income earners, has sparked a heated debate among architects, industry professionals, and political figures. While the stated aim is to provide approximately 260 apartments at below-market rates for what Housing Minister Roderick Galdes has called the “stretched class,” several stakeholders have voiced concerns over the project’s design, tendering process, and potential impact on the property market....
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NEWS Malta
August 4, 2025
Controversial Qajjenza Development by Paul Attard Nears Approval
A major development project led by Paul Attard, secretary general of the Malta Developers Association (MDA) and a central figure in the local construction industry, is expected to secure planning...
NEWS Malta
April 7, 2025
Sliema Chalet bid revived after review board ruling
The iconic Sliema Chalet, built in 1926, was once a vibrant and elegant destination on Malta’s northeastern coast. Known for its dance hall that attracted both locals and tourists, the...
Finance News, NEWS Malta
January 9, 2025
Malta Property Sector Surpasses €5 Billion in 2024
For Malta's real estate market, 2024 has seen record-breaking growth that demonstrates the continued strength of the sector. The Malta Developers Association (MDA) has confirmed that the total value of...
NEWS Malta
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ADPD calls for inquiry into Planning Authority CEO reappointment
The reappointment of Johann Buttigieg as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Malta’s Planning Authority (PA) has sparked a heated debate about transparency and ethics in public office. ADPD—The Green Party—has...
NEWS Malta
September 18, 2024
MDA opposes Identita’s New Lease Form
The Malta Developers Association (MDA) has raised significant concerns about Identita’s newly introduced "Lease Agreement Attestation Form," intended to address fraudulent leasing practices. While Identita believes the form will combat...