St. Paul`s Bay owes its name to the shipwreck of St. Paul the Apostle. This town has transformed itself from a quiet fishing village into a beautiful residential area. However notwithstanding this metamorphosis, an aura of tranquility still pervades. The more common property types in this area are Apartments and Penthouses.

Until not long ago Bugibba was just a rocky and barren headland, which today has developed into one of the most popular seaside tourist resort, emphasizing mostly on pubs, discos, restaurants and a lovely promenade offering bathing and water sports. Property in the area has increased since the 1970`s and the large majority of properties available are Flats and Penthouses.

One of the more fashionable and up market addresses is St. Andrews which is made of three main suburbs being Swieqi, Ibrag and Madliena. Here one can find a selection of Flats, Maisonettes, Terraced Houses, Semi/Fully Detached Villas and Bungalows. The top residential spots in the area are Victoria Gardens and Madliena.

Dating back to the 1850`s, Sliema started off as a summer resort for the wealthy and has developed into a modern commercial centre with luxury apartment blocks towering the shoreline, making it one of the most fashionable addresses on the Island. Property type in this area vary from period Town Houses to Apartments and Penthouses.

The predominant feature in Msida is the Yacht Marina that stretches from Gzira into Ta` Xbiex and onto Msida. Property types in Msida are mostly Maisonettes, Flats and Terraced Houses. Ta` Xbiex is bordering with in Msida and enjoys the Yacht Marina in common. Previously this was a pinnacle of residential areas with Embassies and lavish Villas. To-day most of these properties have been bought by large companies and turned into corporate offices. Property types in this area are mostly Semi - Detached and Detached Villas.

The Capital City of Malta, Valletta was built in 1566 `by gentlemen for gentlemen`. This fortress city was built by the Knight`s of St. John to tower over the Grand Harbour and here one can discover a wealth of historical buildings. Many businesses operate from Valletta, but unfortunately the city tends to die down after the shops close. However, there is great effort to restore activity to the capital at night and recently St. James Cavallier, a former fortress, waas inaugurated as a centre for creativity, thus converting a machine of war to a centre for the arts.

During the time of the Romans, Rabat and Mdina where one town but in the time of the Arabs a ditch was dug around Mdina in order to fortify this town even further. The medieval town of Mdina commonly known as the "silent city" is a true gem enjoying an immense wealth of historical buildings with beautiful Palazzo's (residence of Maltese nobility) lining the narrow winding streets. Formerly the capital city of Malta (or Melita as it was known in those days) till the time of the knights, Mdina is now an elite residential area and it is possible to find the odd house for sale.

Roughly at the geographical centre of the Island, one would find Mosta, which enjoys a blend of old historical Houses of Character, post war Town Houses, modern Terraced Houses, Flats and Maisonettes. On the outskirts of Mosta lies the small village of Bidnija which is set with tranquil rural surroundings, here one can find some beautiful detached residences. However one may also find the odd two bedroom Apartment enjoying fantastic country views.

The villages of Attard, Lija and Balzan have over the years more or less merged into one. In the time of the Knights of St. John a large number
of affluent people took residence in the area and has grown into a very prosperous residential area, with enchanting elegant residencies with beautiful gardens often hidden behind high walls. In Attard one would also find the official residence of the President of the Republic of Malta, being the Palace of San Anton. The most predominant feature attributed to these villages is the air of tranquility that reigns supreme. However, today a number of new residential suburbs within the confines of the villages have sprouted out.

This is one of the largest towns on the Island and has grown from an old town into a modern commercial centre. The old town centre, with its narrow streets and old houses still presents itself as a traditional Maltese village. A number of different suburbs have mushroomed over the years and these are mainly: Swatar, Tal- Qattus, Old Church area, New Church area, Fleur de Lys and Mriehel. In Birkirkara one would find a selection of property types mainly: Flats, Maisonettes, Terraced Houses, Houses of Character, Town Houses and Villas (Mriehel area).

In Maltese Zebbug means "Olives," since in days gone by the olive groves around this area were prolific. This town has an aura of tranquility and the humble village life is very evident. Property types in the area are mainly Maisonettes, Terraced Houses and beautiful Houses of Character.