Nigret’s Future Hangs in Balance
NGO Din l-Art Ħelwa raises concerns over fast-tracked Nigret Development Project, questioning transparency and public consultation.
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Mystery Billboards: ‘Vote Owen, Get George’ in Nigret Development
Malta’s Nigret development sparks controversy as ‘Vote Owen, Get George’ billboards appear, with NGOs questioning the project’s environmental impact and po
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Balzan’s Dolphin Centre: PA Approves Redevelopment, Residents React
The Planning Authority approves Tumas Group’s controversial redevelopment of the former Dolphin Centre in Balzan, sparking debate among residents about the
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Balzan’s Dolphin Centre: PA Approves Controversial Redevelopment
The Planning Authority gives the green light to Tumas Group’s mixed-use project, sparking debate among Balzan residents about the future of their town
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Balzan’s Dolphin Centre: PA Approves Controversial Redevelopment
PA gives green light to Tumas Group’s mixed-use project, sparking debate among Balzan residents about the future of their community.
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Balzan’s Dolphin Centre: Redevelopment Approved, Residents Divided
The Planning Authority gives the green light to Tumas Group’s controversial Dolphin Centre redevelopment project in Balzan, sparking debate among residents
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Balzan’s Dolphin Centre: PA Approves Contentious Redevelopment
The Planning Authority gives the green light to Tumas Group’s mixed-use development, sparking debate among Balzan residents about the future of their commu
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Msida’s Skyline Set for Major Transformation with 174-Apartment Development
A new 174-apartment development approved in Msida is set to transform the town’s skyline, offering modern living spaces and sustainability features. But no
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PA Approves Għargħur ‘Urban Sprawl’ Despite Objections
PA overrides ERA and local council to approve controversial Għargħur development project, raising concerns about environmental impact and disregard for loc
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MIDI’s €43m Deal: ‘No Option’ but to Accept
MIDI plc CEO reveals the company had ‘no option’ but to accept a €43m deal for its Marsa land, as Malta’s real estate landscape continues to evolve.
