Real Estate & Properties in Malta
Valletta Townhouses & Sliema Seafront Apartments
What it costs to buy in Malta
Budget 6.1%–7.1% on top of the asking price
stamp duty, aip permit, notary fees. The seller separately carries agency commission — not your cost.
Foreign buyers need a licence
A non-EU buyer needs an Acquisition of Immovable Property (AIP) permit, costing €233, and outside a Special Designated Area may hold only one property, for residential use. Inside an SDA no permit is needed from anyone of any nationality and there is no limit on how many properties you buy — which is why so much of the foreign-facing stock is in them. EU buyers need no permit for a primary residence.
Worked on a $500,000 purchase. Every listing shows the same breakdown against its own price, with sources. An estimate for budgeting, not legal or tax advice. Full Malta cost guide · Compare all 18 markets
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Browse apartments, houses, and villas for sale across Valletta, Sliema, St Julian's, and Gozo. Whether you are looking for a seafront home, an apartment to let out, or land to build on, Mediterranean.Properties connects international buyers directly with local listings and verified agents in Malta.