Investment Properties in Malta – Where to Buy in 2025

Malta’s property market continues to be one of the most stable in Europe, attracting both local and foreign investors. With high rental demand, limited land availability, and strong government regulation, investing in property here remains a solid long-term strategy.

But where are the best areas to buy in 2025? Let’s explore Malta’s investment hotspots and how Yitaku can help you find the right opportunities.

Why Invest in Malta Property?

Strong rental demand – Expats, students, and professionals keep the rental market active.

Government incentives – Schemes for first-time and second-time buyers boost liquidity.

Economic growth – Malta’s financial, gaming, and tourism industries sustain housing demand.

Capital appreciation – Property values have shown consistent long-term growth.

Best Areas for Investment in Malta (2025)

Gżira & Msida – Student & Young Professional Hubs

• High rental demand from University of Malta students and nearby hospitals.

• Affordable entry prices compared to Sliema.

• Rental yield potential: 5–6%.

Sliema & St Julian’s – Expat & Luxury Demand

• Premium apartments, seafront views, nightlife, and business hubs.

• Consistently strong demand from expats and short-term lets.

• Rental yield potential: 4–5% (with strong capital appreciation).

Valletta – Boutique & Cultural Investments

• Heritage properties ideal for boutique hotels, offices, or luxury rentals.

• High demand from professionals and tourists.

• Rental yield potential: 3–4% (premium market, high-value tenants).

Mellieħa – Family-Friendly Long-Term Rentals

• Spacious apartments and villas.

• Popular with families, retirees, and seasonal renters.

• Rental yield potential: 4–5%.

Central Malta (Mosta, Naxxar, Birkirkara)

• Strong demand for affordable, centrally located apartments.

• Attractive for long-term tenants working in central areas.

• Rental yield potential: 4–6%.

  
  

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 What Types of Investment Properties Perform Best?

• One-bedroom apartments – high demand from students and young professionals.

• Two-bedroom apartments – the most flexible rental option, attracting couples and small families.

• Luxury penthouses – popular in expat-heavy zones (Sliema, St Julian’s, Valletta).

• Heritage townhouses – ideal for boutique rentals and long-term appreciation.

• Commercial properties – offices and retail in Valletta or Sliema for business tenants.

  
  

How Yitaku Helps Investors

With Yitaku, you can:

• Browse investment-ready properties updated daily.

• Set up Property Alerts to catch opportunities before others.

• Filter by rental yield areas (Sliema, Gżira, Msida, Valletta).

• Access direct listings from owners (no commission).

• Use the Home Loan Calculator to plan financing.

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FAQ – Investment Property in Malta

How to find investment properties in Malta?

Use Yitaku to browse daily updated listings, set property alerts, and connect with owners or agents directly.

What is the average rental yield in Malta?

Depending on location, yields range between 3–6%, with student and expat areas performing strongest.

Can foreigners invest in property in Malta?

Yes. Non-residents can purchase property, with fewer restrictions in Special Designated Areas (SDAs).

What’s the best property type for buy-to-let in Malta?

One- and two-bedroom apartments in central or coastal areas offer the highest returns.

Malta’s property market offers diverse opportunities for investors, from high-yield student rentals in Gżira and Msida, to luxury penthouses in Sliema, or heritage properties in Valletta.

With Yitaku, you can search smarter, set alerts for investment hotspots, and access listings from owners, agents, and developers — all in one app.

👉 Download Yitaku and start building your Malta property portfolio today.