
Malta’s residential property market continued its strong momentum in June, with 1,117 final deeds of sale registered during the month, according to new figures published by the National Statistics Office (NSO).
That’s an 11.7% increase compared to June 2025, while the total value of the transactions reached €360.8 million—up 19.5% year-on-year.
The figures come as property affordability remains a growing concern in Malta, with median apartment prices now sitting at around €415,000, while properties with development potential often start at around €900,000.
The majority of purchases were made by individual buyers, who accounted for 997 of the 1,117 final deeds, representing almost 90% of all transactions. Together, these purchases were worth €261.5 million.
Birkirkara recorded the highest number of completed residential sales in June with 73, followed by San Pawl il-Baħar (70) and Mosta (54).
Apartments remained the most commonly sold property type, making up nearly a third of all properties that changed hands, followed by garages.
Meanwhile, 1,026 promise of sale agreements were registered during the month. Although this marked a 7.2% decrease compared to last year, their combined value still increased by 10.8%, reaching €447.9 million.
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Dylan Attard
Dylan Attard is a Social Media Executive at Lovin Malta and a proud Gozitan with a passion for digital media, content creation, and social trends. Outside of work, you’ll usually find him at the gym, watching series or doomscrolling.
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