Property and development stake-holders woke up fairly content yesterday morning, with Budget measures deemed encouraging although lacking verve. “There were a couple of steps in the right direction,” said Trafford Busuttil, head of the real estate section of the Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry.

When it opens, it will be bringing together Malta’s colours, textures and stone on the Ricasoli shoreline. An exceptional location offering a unique lagoon landscape is slowly but surely crystallising on the Ricasoli shoreline. The creation of an enormous man-made lagoon will soon be completed, together with an entertainment area, ready to welcome everyone. Rowena

Advertised property prices continued to rise in the first three months of the year, according to the Central Bank of Malta. The index compiled by the bank showed that prices rose by more than five per cent when compared to the same period last year. It came on the back of another six per cent

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The planning authority has approved the building of a 424-car car park, supermarket, offices, shops and residences in St Julian’s. Board members Victor Axiak, Franco Montesin and Alex Vella voted against while the rest voted in favour. The Spinola Park project, based on a 3,880 square meter site, includes a car park of 424 cars,

Following Government’s commitment to provide a higher quality of health service for the public at the Gozo General Hospital, the Malta Environment and Planning Authority (MEPA) has carried out a review and drafted new planning policies which will permit the future implementation of investment projects for the overall upgrading of the hospital infrastructure and services.

The Fort Rinella coastal battery is in the village of Kalkara. Built by the British in 1878, it has been rated Malta’s number one attraction. Once a coastal watch point used by the British during World War II, the fort is now run by volunteers who bring history back to life with boundless enthusiasm and