Question 1

What is the average property price in Mdina?

Accepted Answer

Market data for Mdina is being compiled. Check back soon for updated pricing based on active listings.

Question 2

Can foreigners buy property in Mdina, Malta?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Mdina is one of Malta's prime locations for international buyers. Non-EU citizens can purchase property in Special Designated Areas (SDA) without requiring an AIP permit. For standard properties outside SDAs, a one-time AIP permit (€233) is required. EU citizens who have lived in Malta for 5+ years face fewer restrictions.

Question 3

What rental yields can I expect in Mdina?

Accepted Answer

Estimated gross rental yields in Mdina range from 4% to 6.5% annually, depending on property type and location within the area. Seafront apartments and furnished units typically achieve higher returns (5%–7%). Short-let properties can yield even more during peak tourist season (May–October).

Question 4

What types of properties are available in Mdina?

Accepted Answer

Popular property types in Mdina include modern seafront apartments, luxury penthouses with panoramic views, designer townhouses, and exclusive villas with private pools. Browse our curated listings to find your ideal property.

Question 5

What are the buying costs when purchasing property in Mdina?

Accepted Answer

Standard buyer costs in Malta include: Stamp Duty of 5% (reduced to 3.5% on the first €200,000 for primary residence), Notary Fees of 1%–1.5%, Search Fees of approximately €300–€600, and an AIP Permit fee of €233 if applicable. First-time buyers enjoy stamp duty exemptions on the first €200,000. Use our Buying Costs Calculator for a personalised breakdown.