Do you want to come to Malta for a short or a long time? In both cases, this article will help you to choose the best location to rent your apartment.

With Malta enjoying the regular addition of new housing developments, the concept of flat-sharing is steadily growing alongside this boom in available real estate. Everyone from students, employees of iGaming companies to retirees are increasingly open to finding a flatmate to share the expense of living in a rental apartment in Malta that gives them their own space or might help them live closer to work, studies or amenities.

The Maltese rental market has never looked so good. With soaring numbers of foreigners and expatriates finding work on the island, rental properties are increasingly in demand, and the Sliema/St.Julian’s area has never looked hotter. What with exciting night life, international and local business establishments, shopping centres and great dining options, this is a formidable location to call home.

There is no doubt that renting a property in Malta for long term can be just as much of a mission as it is to buy one. And with so many different options available, it’s very easy to get lost – particularly if you’re not a local. The process, however, works very similarly to that of renting a property abroad, and the options are just as varied.

Presently, the letting market on Malta and Gozo, is literally booming, with real estate agencies receiving constant client requests for properties which are available for rental. Whilst in the not so distant past, letting was uniquely synonymous with self-catering holiday apartments, today letting has become a prerogative requested by a wide spectrum of local as well as foreign residents wishing to live in Malta.