Malta property Q&A
How much is my property worth in Malta?
Last updated September 21, 2026
In short
The median asking sale price in Malta is €415,000 across 3,434 live listings, but your own figure depends on locality, property type, finish and floor area. The valuation tool gives an indicative range from asking prices for comparable property in your locality.
The detail
A useful starting point is what comparable property in the same locality is currently being advertised at, per square metre, adjusted for condition and finish. Location moves the number more than anything else: the same apartment can differ by a wide margin between a seafront town and an inland village a few kilometres away.
Two caveats matter, and any figure you are quoted should carry them. First, these are asking prices from live listings, not achieved sale prices, so they describe what sellers are seeking rather than what buyers paid. Second, an indicative figure from market data is not a professional valuation. A bank financing a purchase will require a valuation by a warranted architect, and that document, not an online estimate, is what the lender and the notary work from.
Median asking price by property type
| Property type | Listings | Median asking price |
|---|---|---|
| apartment | 1,230 | €345,000 |
| penthouse | 662 | €425,500 |
| maisonette | 363 | €382,000 |
| town house | 162 | €655,000 |
| villa | 117 | €2,650,000 |
| house of character | 110 | €855,000 |
| terraced house | 83 | €776,000 |
| farmhouse | 78 | €1,700,000 |
| palazzo | 33 | €2,750,000 |
| bungalow | 17 | €2,650,000 |
Live figures as of September 21, 2026, from asking prices on Darscover.
Related questions
Is an online property valuation accurate in Malta?
It is an indication, not a valuation. An online estimate is drawn from asking prices for comparable listings and cannot see your property's condition, finish, views or legal title. For a figure a bank will accept you need a warranted architect.
Do I need an architect to value my property in Malta?
For a mortgage, yes: Maltese banks require a valuation by a warranted architect before lending. For deciding an asking price you can start from comparable market data.