The present and future situation of the property and construction industry will be analysed in detail during an upcoming conference being organised by the Property Malta Foundation. During this intensive half day event, the recent Property and Construction Industry Study commissioned by the Malta Developers Association from KPMG will be published and discussed.
"We commissioned this study to determine the true factual realities of our industry and dispel some common misconceptions and assumptions we often hear banded about without any factual basis." explained Mr. Sandro Chetcuti, President of the Malta Developers Association and Chairman of Property Malta. The findings of the study will be explained in detail by Mr. Mark Bamber from KPMG, whilst Mr. Brian Micallef, Head of Research of the Central Bank of Malta will be analysing the property market, affordability and alignment with the real Maltese economy. Panel discussions on demand and supply, housing affordability, vacant properties, how the industry interlinks with the banking sector and other related issues will follow.
The Conference, which is being held on Thursday 30th November at the Grand Hotel Excelsior in Valletta is also being addressed by the Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects, Hon. Dr. Ian Borg and Parliamentary Secretary for Planning and Property Market, Hon. Chris Agius. The Minister for Finance Hon. Prof. Edward Scicluna, will be delivering his keynote speech in closing the Conference.
Attendance is open to the general public at a cost of 70 euro per person, including coffee breaks and lunch. The conference will be held in Maltese. More information may be obtained by phoning 2033 4897 or emailing [email protected].
Property Malta Foundation is a public-private initiative set up earlier this year, with the main aim of promoting Malta's lifestyle identity and to position the country as a leading destination of choice for everyone interested in purchasing property in the Mediterranean.
Please visit www.propertymalta.org for more information.