FAQs

Frequently asked questions

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  • How long does it take to sell a property in Malta?

    This varies based on market conditions, but most properties are sold within 3-6 months.

  • Why choose Lonfort Realtors?

    At Lonfort, we empower your real estate journey with expert guidance, transparency, and personalised support to find your perfect property.

  • Do you assist first-time buyers?

    Yes, we specialize in assisting first-time buyers with tailored advice and step-by-step guidance.

  • What areas in Malta do you cover?

    We assist clients across the entire Maltese Islands.

  • How can I contact Lonfort Realtors?

    You can reach us via our website, email, or phone. Visit our "Contact Us" page for details.

  • Are there benefits to buying property in a UCA?

    Yes, buyers in UCAs benefit from reduced stamp duty (often 2.5% instead of 5%) and may qualify for government restoration grants.

  • Are there any grants for restoring old houses in Malta?

    Yes, the government offers restoration grants for properties in UCAs or with historical value. These can cover up to a percentage of restoration costs.

  • Do I need special permits to renovate a house in a UCA?

    Yes, renovation work in UCAs must comply with regulations to maintain the area's historical integrity. Always consult with the Planning Authority.

  • Are there specific requirements for foreign buyers purchasing old houses?

    Foreign buyers must adhere to the same rules as local buyers, including obtaining an AIP permit if required. Renovation projects may also need approval from the Planning Authority.

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