The best property websites in Malta, compared

The oldest dedicated property portal here — live since 2016 — carrying roughly 60,000 listings from the 25+ partner agents it advertises, with its most recent batch of new agency partnerships announced in October 2025. The second-largest pool in this guide, though the search itself is plain locality, price and type filtering.

Around 32,000 listings from the 15 agencies listed in its own directory — the eight it names up front are Frank Salt, Dhalia, RE/MAX, Belair, Engel & Völkers (now Sara Grech), Simon Mamo, Perry and Zanzi Homes — updated daily, with a profile page per agency and its own market-analytics section: a price-vs-market score on every listing, an agency leaderboard, and locality heat maps.

An AI-flavoured aggregator advertising 30,000+ listings, drawn from the five larger agencies it names — Frank Salt, Simon Mamo, Perry, Belair and Excel Homes. Its headline features are an AI-generated “price fairness” score on listings and daily WhatsApp alerts for saved searches — a good match for Malta's WhatsApp-first communication habits.

Launched publicly in August 2025 — an AI-driven portal pairing consumer search (describe what you want in natural language, in any of 14 languages) with agency-side software for listings, leads and branch management. Its listing pool is the smallest of the portals here at roughly 3,000, since coverage depends on agencies opting into its tooling. It extended coverage to the whole of Gozo, with regional filters, in November 2025.

The classifieds veteran, online since 2002 — a general marketplace with property as one category among many, not a purpose-built real estate engine. Its property section carries around 7,800 listings, but that mixes private sellers with paid agency postings, so it is not comparable with the agency-fed totals above. It remains a significant home for owner-to-owner listings that never reach those aggregators.

Founded in 1969, with a nationwide network of 16 branches and 200+ agents across residential sales, lettings, commercial and property management. It describes itself as Malta's oldest, largest family-owned and managed real estate company — a claim Dhalia contests for itself (as the largest privately-owned agency), and one no source can settle, since nobody publishes audited market share.

The Buttigieg family brought the global RE/MAX franchise to Malta in the mid-2000s; the company now fields 250+ sales and letting associates — what RE/MAX Malta itself calls one of the islands' largest residential and commercial portfolios. Kevin Buttigieg remains Chairman, with CEO Sam Zammit now running day-to-day operations.

Founded in 1982, Dhalia runs around 16 offices across Malta and Gozo with 150+ consultants, and describes itself as Malta's largest privately-owned agency. Its services stretch into investment advice, development consultancy, valuations and a dedicated luxury arm. It also cites a database of 30,000–40,000+ properties (the figure varies between its own sites) — read that as cumulative history rather than live stock, since live search results run to several thousand residential listings and well over 10,000 rentals at any one time.

Sister brands in the QLZH group, founded by brothers Steve and Michael Mercieca: QuickLets took the lettings side from December 2013, and Zanzi Homes was spun out for sales in April 2015. They share a branch network that group material puts at roughly 30 locations across Malta and Gozo. Zanzi was reportedly the first Malta agency to offer VR property tours, in 2016 — a claim we could trace only to the group's own material.

Says it was set up in 1987, among the first estate agencies on the islands. It began as a lettings specialist and moved into sales only in 2014; it now covers residential and commercial sales, rentals and investment property nationwide.

Founded by Sara Grech in 1985, co-branded with the global Engel & Völkers luxury franchise for about a decade, and independent again since October 2022, when it rebranded back to plain Sara Grech. It now runs three offices — Commercial and Mriehel in Birkirkara, plus Sliema — with the same focus on the premium end: exclusive residences, waterfront property and top-tier developments. Many Malta property directories still list it as “Engel & Völkers Sara Grech” with up to five offices; those entries are out of date.

Tracing back to 1967 — one of the longest-running names in Maltese real estate — with offices in Sliema, St Julian's, Naxxar, Ta' Xbiex and Gozo.

Founded in 1981 by Francis “Perry” Spiteri Paris, who remains managing director alongside Robert Spiteri Paris, and remains family-run — a Sliema seafront head office plus a St Julian's branch, covering residential sales, lettings, commercial property and property management.

Launched in July 2020 as an independent network brand built on existing local offices — and grown unusually fast since, by its own account quadrupling branches and more than tripling advisors to 380+ across roughly 30 locations in Malta and Gozo. Those 30 include the Sliema head office and several white-label sub-brands, so they are affiliated offices rather than 30 uniform company branches.

The Century 21 franchise opened in Malta in 2018 and runs the smallest network here, backed by the brand's international referral network and training systems. Its own branches page currently lists two — Attard and Victoria in Gozo — while third-party directories list up to four, so treat any precise count as provisional.

Launched in 2013 by CSB Group under the Sotheby's International Realty franchise — a parent network founded in 1976, today over 1,100 offices in 86 countries and territories — and focused exclusively on high-end residential and commercial property, from two Malta offices at Portomaso and Tigné Point.