The Best Sliema Apartments, Penthouses and Town Houses for sale

Yes, properties benefit from steady rental demand, year-round occupancy, and consistent price growth, supporting long-term value.

Tigné Point, in particular, is one of Malta’s strongest-performing property investments. Its SDA status allows non-EU buyers to purchase without an AIP permit, with the flexibility to resell freely and own multiple units. Combined with its prime Sliema seafront location, managed amenities, and established rental demand, it remains highly attractive to both owner-occupiers and investors.

Buyers can choose from modern apartments, penthouses with terraces, traditional townhouses, and investment-focused units in Tigné Point or Fort Cambridge.

Yes. Properties in Special Designated Areas like Tigné Point and Fort Cambridge allow EU and non-EU buyers to purchase with the same rights as locals, simplifying the process. There are no restrictions on the number of units purchased and properties can be resold freely.

Absolutely. SDA properties can be legally rented to locals or foreigners, making them ideal for investors seeking rental income.

Sliema has a walkable promenade, cafés, restaurants, gyms, boutique shopping, cultural venues, and 4- and 5-star hotels, plus a diverse international community.

Sliema is very well connected to the rest of Malta. It has excellent public transport, with many buses passing through the town every few minutes, making it easy to reach places like Valletta, St Julian’s, and the northern part of the island. The Valletta ferry is only a 5-minute ride across the harbour, which makes commuting quick and fun. Sliema is also about 20–25 minutes from Malta International Airport by car or taxi. The long seaside promenade connects Sliema directly to St Julian’s on one side, and on the other side The Strand links Sliema to Gżira and Ta’ Xbiex. Even though parking can be difficult to find right away, there are plenty of paid parking areas and car parks around the locality.