Developers and architects welcome ‘elevation of standards’ in stone mason licensing
The National Building Council insisted that short-medium and long term strategy plans are 'necessary for the industry'
New builders’ licensing rules announced as part of construction sector reform
The reform will see a gradual removal of licences issued under the Police Code
Building and Construction Authority CEO resigns days after fatal construction incident
Jesmond Muscat quits after less than two years in the role
Engineers to join architects and lawyers in new service helping citizens affected by construction
The Chamber of Engineers will also be helping the committee set up to implement the public inquiry board's recommendations
National Building Council calls for public registry of licensed contractors
The council is a collaborative effort by the Malta Development Association and the Chamber of Architects
Call for lawyers and architects to assist citizens affected by the construction sector
Minister Jonathan Attard said the new free service will reassure those who worry about nearby developments
Sofia inquiry shows need for construction contractor insurance, say insurance brokers
The Association of Insurance Brokers was ‘disappointed’ in the ‘watered down’ legislation for contractors’ licensing
MDA calls for ‘detailed analyses’ of several recommendations made in Jean Paul Sofia inquiry
It described the report as ‘an important cornerstone in the modernization of the construction industry’
OHSA Chairman David Xuereb to resign after being named in Jean Paul Sofia Inquiry
The public inquiry commenced in August, concluded in November and was published on Thursday
Malta Enterprise and INDIS in the hot seat following publication of Sofia public inquiry
In December 2022, Jean Paul Sofia lost his life when a building collapsed on Government-owned land in Corradino
Approvals for new dwellings in final months of 2023 sinks by 37%
San Ġwann, Saint Paul's Bay and Ħamrun registered the highest number of approved new dwellings during the period
Gozo Tourism Association lauds first policy decision taken by new Planning Minister: ‘a breath of fresh air’
The organisation believes that development must respect the character of existing buildings and the wider environment
Scaffolding and façade at Gżira construction site collapses
Construction was ongoing as part of a project which would see the development of a 116-room hotel
Green measures for Maltese buildings set to come into force in July 2024
New buildings will have to comply with updated minimum energy performance requirements
MDA changes name to reflect ‘holistic representation’ of property sector
While the MDA started out as the voice of developers, today it represents the property industry in its entirety
Developers and architects welcome ‘elevation of standards’ in stone mason licensing
The National Building Council insisted that short-medium and long term strategy plans are 'necessary for the industry'
New builders’ licensing rules announced as part of construction sector reform
The reform will see a gradual removal of licences issued under the Police Code
Building and Construction Authority CEO resigns days after fatal construction incident
Jesmond Muscat quits after less than two years in the role
Engineers to join architects and lawyers in new service helping citizens affected by construction
The Chamber of Engineers will also be helping the committee set up to implement the public inquiry board's recommendations
National Building Council calls for public registry of licensed contractors
The council is a collaborative effort by the Malta Development Association and the Chamber of Architects
Call for lawyers and architects to assist citizens affected by the construction sector
Minister Jonathan Attard said the new free service will reassure those who worry about nearby developments
Sofia inquiry shows need for construction contractor insurance, say insurance brokers
The Association of Insurance Brokers was ‘disappointed’ in the ‘watered down’ legislation for contractors’ licensing
MDA calls for ‘detailed analyses’ of several recommendations made in Jean Paul Sofia inquiry
It described the report as ‘an important cornerstone in the modernization of the construction industry’
OHSA Chairman David Xuereb to resign after being named in Jean Paul Sofia Inquiry
The public inquiry commenced in August, concluded in November and was published on Thursday
Malta Enterprise and INDIS in the hot seat following publication of Sofia public inquiry
In December 2022, Jean Paul Sofia lost his life when a building collapsed on Government-owned land in Corradino
Approvals for new dwellings in final months of 2023 sinks by 37%
San Ġwann, Saint Paul's Bay and Ħamrun registered the highest number of approved new dwellings during the period
Gozo Tourism Association lauds first policy decision taken by new Planning Minister: ‘a breath of fresh air’
The organisation believes that development must respect the character of existing buildings and the wider environment
Scaffolding and façade at Gżira construction site collapses
Construction was ongoing as part of a project which would see the development of a 116-room hotel
Green measures for Maltese buildings set to come into force in July 2024
New buildings will have to comply with updated minimum energy performance requirements
MDA changes name to reflect ‘holistic representation’ of property sector
While the MDA started out as the voice of developers, today it represents the property industry in its entirety