Malta Property: A Market on the Rise
ByArcus EstatesIn short
Malta’s residential property prices rose by 6.9% annually in Q2 2026, with apartments recording stronger growth than maisonettes. August also saw increased sales activity, while new dwelling permits pointed to potential future supply. Performance varies across property types, making individual property assessments essential.
Key takeaways
- Continued capital growth: Residential prices increased 6.9% annually and 1.6% quarter on quarter.
- Apartments lead the way: Annual price growth reached 7.4%, while maisonettes recorded a 4.3% increase.
- Stronger transaction activity: August final deeds rose 33.8% year on year, with sales totalling €407.3 million.
- Growing purchase commitments: Promise-of-sale agreements increased 18.3% in August compared with a year earlier.
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Arcus Estates is a boutique real estate firm in St Julian's, Malta, managing exclusive property portfolios for an international client base. It advises on the purchase, sale and letting of premium residential and commercial property in Malta and abroad, with property management, concierge and yachting services alongside. Arcus is a member of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World.
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