
A recent tender issued by the Foundation for Affordable Housing has attracted only a single bidder, an outcome that has raised questions within policy and industry circles about the viability and governance of the initiative. The project concerns the development of apartment blocks on public land in Marsascala and was expected to generate competitive interest from multiple developers. Instead, the response has been notably limited, suggesting a cautious or reserved stance from the market....
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NEWS Malta
August 14, 2025
Shoreline faces €43m garnishee order and bond concerns
The owners of Shoreline, a significant real estate development in Xghajra’s Smart City, have been under a legal garnishee order for several months, raising questions about compliance with listing rules...
NEWS Malta
August 13, 2025
MDA estate agents call for transparency in use of public land
The Malta Development Association’s (MDA) Estate Agents Section has issued a public statement urging increased transparency and accountability in the management of government-owned land. The call comes amid ongoing public...
NEWS Malta
August 12, 2025
Malta’s Social Housing Project Faces Scrutiny Over Tender Process
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...
NEWS Malta
August 7, 2025
Housing Minister Faces Criticism Over Public Land Scheme
Malta’s Housing Minister Roderick Galdes has come under growing criticism from the Malta Development Association (MDA) following the announcement of a controversial government initiative aimed at promoting affordable housing development....




















