Concrete,
verifiable reasons.
Why more and more investors are looking at Malta for a property investment.
Favourable taxation
Unlike many European countries, Malta has no annual wealth tax on property. Your specific tax treatment depends on your personal situation, so it is always best to check with a tax adviser before deciding.
Close to the rest of Europe
About 1h25 by plane from Rome, with direct flights from many European airports, and in the same time zone as Italy and most of continental Europe.
Language and everyday life
The official languages are Maltese and English, understood by about 90% of the population. Italian is also widely spoken: settling in is easy.
European Union and eurozone
Malta has been an EU member since 2004 and in the eurozone since 2008: the euro, the same basic protections for EU citizens and no currency risk for euro investors.
Mediterranean climate all year round
Over 300 days of sunshine a year and mild winters make Malta pleasant to live in every season, not just during the tourist season.
A lively rental market
Tourism and international workers drive demand for both short- and long-term rentals, especially in the north of the island and around Sliema and St. Julian’s.
First the goal, then the property.
A structured approach to understanding where, how and why to invest in Malta — starting from what you want to achieve.
Properties in areas with stable rental demand, designed to generate income over time, from holiday or long-term lets.
A base in Malta for holidays or longer stays, in a mild climate all year round.
Help choosing the best area for anyone who wants to live in Malta permanently, balancing quality of life and services.
New residential projects, often with more favourable entry terms than the resale market.
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project in Malta.
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A first conversation with our Italian advisor to understand whether, where and how to invest in Malta. We speak English and Italian.