In line with RE/MAX Letting’s commitment to enhance its long term relationships with corporate clients originating from the iGaming sector in Malta, the company participated in the ICE Exhibition held at London at Earls Court Exhibition Centre between the 24th – 26th January. RE/MAX was the only Maltese real estate agency that participated in this exhibition.

The ICE Exhibition is one of the largest iGaming events in the world which showcases to thousands of visitors the services of software developers, licensing companies, recruitment companies, call centres, co-location centres and strategic jurisdictions. Malta was represented at the exhibition with a combined stand hosted by Malta Enterprise and the Lotteries and Gaming Author (more…)

So you need to find some office space to rent in Malta? The local papers and Malta real estate websites will probably find you several options to consider, but there are a number of things you must think of before committing yourself to renting office space.

Location – think of all aspects on the issue of location. How far is the office from your home? Will you and your team need to travel a long distance to get there every day? Is the location ideal for your clients? Is the location ideal for your business’ or professions’ reputation? Is it as central as you need it to be? Is it too central, or too isolated?



If you are in doubt, travel to and from the aspired-for office at different times of the day and on different days of the week so that you will gauge all these elements. (more…)

A recent survey carried out by the Inter-Organisations Section at the OECD and Eurostat  was published regarding rental rates of accommodation in Europe.  Five different property types were used including 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments together with non-detached and detached houses.  Malta property rental rates were on the lower end of the spectrum together with Ankara, Riga, and Nicosia, where the average rental for a one bedroom apartment in Malta was € 440 per month, a three bedroom apartment averaged out at approximately € 820 per month.  Detached houses averaged at € 2000 per month whereas non detached houses averaged at €1, 130 per month.

The survey also measured (more…)

RE/MAX Malta management recently attended a press conference organised by the Chamber of Commerce that tackled the permanent residency scheme which is currently on hold for the moment. The Chamber of Commerce acting under their real estate section, together with the Federation of Estate Agents, Malta Developers Association and the Special Designated Areas, combined forces to elevate the situation and inform the public, its client’s as well as Government that they are concerned that the permanent residency (more…)

If you are thinking of buying a property in the Mediterranean where the sun shines 365 days a year, you have come to the right place.  Not only because the Sun does shine throughout the year but because Malta offers a very advantageous tax advantage if you were to buy a property in Malta and become a resident.  Read on to learn more……. (more…)

Have you ever dreamt of moving abroad to an English speaking Island in the middle of the Mediterranean where crime is practically non-existent, the climate is pleasant throughout the year, the standard of living is high and the cost of living being reasonably low?  Well, you can stop dreaming because your wishes may even be closer than you think.   You might just want to start packing your bags after you read this. (more…)

Most people only think of residential property when considering becoming a landlord which indeed involves the least risk. Today’s Malta property rental market is buoyant due to the number of companies relocating to Malta from various industries such as internet gaming & finance just to mention a couple.  This high demand created by a strong government infrastructure that accommodates the needs of these companies creates a natural demand for rental property in Malta from the company executives and staff that relocate to Malta to operate the respective businesses.

The type of employees that seek out employment overseas are usually highly educated or trained according to their job descriptions and therefore are able to afford an average to above average rent ranging from € 400 per month, which would accommodate them in a one bedroom apartment to € 700 per month which would able the employee to afford a luxury two bedroom apartment next to the seafront.  Executives usually rent properties with prices ranging from € 1000 up to even € 3500. These budgets would afford them anything from a seafront apartment in Sliema to a condominium apartment in one of our luxury developments in Sliema (Tigne Point, Fort Cambridge) or St. Julian’s (Portomaso, Pender Gardens) that include pool facilities, parking facilities as well as security along with surroundng amenities.

Though the corporate executives are already training Maltese employees to take up these positions in order to save on costs, the rate of new companies setting foot down on our shores outweighs the rate that Maltese are being trained and therefore demand is continuous. There is also the facture that some highly skilled employees maybe headhunted or decide to move away from Malta and therefore a foreign replacement would be a necessity for that company.

The main areas of relocation are St. Julian’s, Sliema, Swieqi, Gzira, Msida as well as Ta’ L-Ibrag, High Ridge and Madliena.  Some employees choose to live further afield however these are too few to even mention when we are considering company employees or executives.

The return on invest ranges from 3% to 5% and sometimes you may be able to get 6% if you invest wisely. 

There is also a market in the South of Malta as well as in the North of Malta however we will touch those markets in a different article scheduled in the near future.  We will also touch the commercial property in Malta market in the next issue.

It is recommended to contact a reputable Malta real estate agent in  for further advice on how you can invest and achieve the best return on investment for your money.

In recent years reports and statistics have revealed a considerable increase in the number of people investing in rental properties and therefore becoming new landlords. Indeed, for some, buy to let Malta property has become an alternative to other forms of investment.

Unlike banks and investment instruments such as bonds, property gives a double return: income in the form of rent plus capital growth, and in some areas capital growth has been quite outstanding. The income (initial yield) should be enough to cover your mortgage payments, with a margin for safety built-in.  At first glance Malta property is a foolproof way to wealth and security: once the place is successfully let all the landlord has to do is sit back and watch the money roll in! Well, it’s not quite as easy as that, but a properly managed property investment can be a very good way of increasing your wealth. There are pit falls though and if the management side is neglected you could have real problems. 

Letting is a relatively complex area which requires a fair amount of knowledge. The best option would therefore be to use a real estate agent in Malta to do your lettings and thus minimise the risks related to market knowledge and maximum promotion.  For the tenant, renting has become a convenient alternative to buying and for some it has become the only option:

• Job mobility, job insecurity and short-term work contracts mean that many are now wary about becoming locked-in to owning a property.
• Co-habitation prior to marriage again means that couples are often reluctant to become looked-in to a property and a large mortgage, which may be difficult to unravel if there is a split.
• Higher divorce rates and an ageing population, with people in general living longer, has increased demand for housing and particularly single person accommodation.
• In some high-priced areas first time buyers in Malta have been priced-out and renting has become the only option. 

For the landlord, whether it’s a side-line to an existing day job or a full-time occupation, buying to let a Malta property has become an alternative to other forms of savings and investment:

• Renting property in Malta has become more socially acceptable in Malta, though there is still a long way to go before we reach mainland European and US levels. 
• We have entered a more sympathetic legal climate for the landlord.
• Buy-to-Let mortgages have meant that property investment has become a real alternative to stocks & shares, with an added bit of satisfaction and excitement for those who take to it.
• Low interest rates offered by banks encourage people with some capital to look for better returns: property is generally a solid form of investment and rarely can you lose all your money, as you can with stocks and shares.
• The volatility of the stock markets have made some consider property and “landlording” as a safe alternative. 

Many start-out buying and letting as a side-line and end up owning a portfolio of properties large enough to support them financially – indeed there have probably been more millionaires created in Europe from property related businesses than almost any other occupation. Furthermore, there is an added incentive to enter this field as it is now being predicted that early retirement may not be an option for most people and that pensions may not provide all we desire in old age. 

Look out for the next article that will give you an insight on Residential and Commercial investments as well as the customers that rent them.

Written by:

Andrew Agius Muscat – Business Management Analyst

Mr. Agius Muscat is a Business Management Analyst who has extensive back ground in the business world.  He is presently the Chief Executive Offices at the Malta Institute of Management and has held several top management positions. He recently held the position of Group Strategist and Planner for Attard Bros Group, a real estate developement and construction company in Malta.

RE/MAX Malta is organising a two day seminar for their associates and managers featuring 2 foreign key note speakers.  The Chief Operating Officer and Managing Director of RE/MAX Europe, Mr. Charles ‘Chuck’ Lemire and Richard Duggal, a Top 100 RE/MAX associate from North America will be arriving in Malta on the 21^st of April 2010 to participate in the seminar that will be held at the five star Corinthia Hotel, located St. Georges Bay, St. Julian’s.

The annual event is organised every year as part of RE/MAX Malta’s commitment to the education of their associates and managers alike.   The event will also include two local trainers, Mr. Paul Vincenti, the RE/MAX’s approved trainer and Mr. James Busuttil, of RE/MAX Central located in B’kara. Regional Director of RE/MAX Malta commented by saying ”It will be an honour to have Mr. Lemire back in Malta with us.  We are lucky to have the availability of such influential speakers such as Mr. Lemire and Mr. Duggal.  We look forward to another successful event”

The first day of the event has exclusively been organised for their associates.  The full day will begin with a lecture on setting up a business plan and implementing it and will end with an agent rally that will be delivered by Chuck Lemire and Mr. Richard Duggal.  The second day is reserved for just managers who will particpate in a workshop titled “Managing your business”. The two day seminar is strictly for RE/MAX associates and managers only however they will also be organising a public event called ’60 minutes with RE/MAX’. 

60 minutes with RE/MAX is an open-to-all introduction to RE/MAX ideal for individuals looking for a career change or those interested to know more about RE/MAX.  The event will be held on the 22^nd April 2010 at The Corinthia Hotel, St. Georges Bay, St. Julian’s and will start at 19.30hrs, followed by a cocktail reception at 20.30hrs at the same venue.  To participate one must register their interest by calling Ilona Farrugia on 25783300 or by sending an email at info@remax-malta.com.

Chuck Lemire is a 13-year veteran of the RE/MAX system with over 20 years of experience in the real estate industry. Under Lemire’s leadership as Executive Vice-President/Regional Director, the RE/MAX New England Region grew by over 2,000 Sales Associates, from 1,945 Associates to 4,000 in 280 offices, in only five years. An accomplished executive in the area of Franchise Sales and Business Development, Lemire’s experience and leadership are a tremendous resource to RE/MAX Europe’s Regional Owners, many of whom received initial training from Lemire. A key contributor to the RE/MAX network, Lemire is a catalyst for unparalleled growth in the regions he serves. A licensed real estate broker and native New Englander, Lemires’ focus is on the growth and quality service development of RE/MAX Europe.

Richard Duggal passionately enjoys sharing his knowledge, his  dynamic pro-active marketing systems, and “trade secrets” with Re/max professionals  across North America and Europe. He is constantly creating success stories with Real Estate professionals showing the way  to high production. He has also built his own powerful team of agents with his training, coaching and natural and compelling accountability systems. As a training consultant to the world’s largest real estate coaching organizations he is recognized to be one of the best in the industry in sales presentation and prospecting skills, a designation that meets and is consistent with his accomplishments. As well as regular placement in the coveted Re/max Top 100 list he is also a recipient of the Diamond Club Award. With an 18 year top producer track record in the industry Richard is constantly improving his skills and systems and leads by example by pushing himself to always be growing. He credits much of his success and enjoyment of real estate to the RE/MAX system.

One can also follow this event on Facebook by clicking on this link: http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/event.php?eid=104722182902550&ref=nf

Or if your interested in learning more about Careers at RE/MAX go to www.join-remax-malta.com . 

RE/MAX Malta is the fastest growing real estate agency on the Maltese Islands.  If your interested in buying, selling or renting a property in Malta contact one of our eight offices.

This is the first of a series of interviews that will provide a close-up of some of the most prominent luxury properties currently listed with RE/MAX Malta.

 James Vassallo, Sales & Marketing Director of Tigne´ Point properties shares some insight about the kind of luxury properties they have placed on the market.

“The apartments at Tigné Point have been designed to offer a variety of different layouts and sizes and planned to capture light on this south facing peninsula. The foreshore designs exploit the stunning views of Valletta, of Sliema Creek or of the open sea, whilst the high rise apartments are planned to enjoy the tranquility of the serene car-free courtyards and gardens situated between the blocks. An extensive use of glass allows the living spaces to be bathed in natural light while double glazing preserves tranquility and has insulating qualities.

Crowning the eastern tip of the peninsula and situated directly on the waterfront, the latest block at Tigne´ Point, T10 completes the South phase of the development and is witness not only to the ever-changing hues of sky, sea and stone but to Malta’s main yachting playground. Some residences enjoy the captivating views of the magnificent Valletta skyline and Grand Harbour entrance or of the foreshore, whilst others overlook an open, landscaped courtyard or the beautifully restored 18^th century Fort Tigné.

 With interior finishes styled and selected by renowned designer Pippa Toledo, T10 also incorporates a centralised heating and cooling (HVAC) plant which scores very highly in terms of energy efficiency. This is run by SIS ltd, the joint venture between MIDI and Siemens SpA (SIS), which also provides for a sophisticated telephony and internet infrastructure based on fibre-optic technology.

 These apartments were very well received, so much so that the bulk of these properties have now been sold with only a handful still up for grabs.”

 Recession, slow sales… how has the recent period of time effected sales of your properties, if at all?

“With very few of the stock launched to the market to date still for sale, we have managed to retain our prices and still achieve a reasonable and steady stream of sales notwithstanding the adverse Malta property market conditions. When compared to a lot of other Mediterranean destinations Malta seems to have held its own quite well with the higher segment of the market outperforming much of the rest. It has not been easy – and we are not through it yet of course – but so far our ‘steady-as-she-goes’ approach has paid off and we have continued to sell our properties throughout 2009. Hopefully things will take a turn for the better by mid – end 2010.”

 What is the most difficult part of selling a luxury property in Malta, especially a luxury apartment like the ones you are promoting, especially considering that there are others presently on the market which are competing for the same category?

“A lot of boxes need to be ticked before you get a client to part with some 1 or 2 Million Euro for their dream home.  Buyers in this bracket tend to be very discerning, have a pretty good idea of what they want and are able to make an accurate comparative analysis of their options – which of course, at these rates, include properties both in Malta and abroad. The first thing you find yourself doing is selling Malta which, to be honest, is not that difficult – especially if you are able to take the client out to experience the islands’ many and varied charms.  There are many hurdles to surpass of course, including the usual brigade of ‘experts’ who will shower your potential buyer with a hundred reasons not to  proceed with the purchase, even though they have never actually seen the property ! Still the fact that we have now sold 250 of the 260 apartments that were put on the market in the project to date proves that we must be doing something right.”

Who are your typical clients, if such exist?

“The size of the land at Tigne Point is not very different to that of Mdina so, as you can imagine, there are many different styles and sizes of homes within the project. These range from one bed-roomed ‘loft style’ studio apartments to four bedroomed fully detached foreshore penthouses with sprawling terraces and private heated pools.  These, and everything in between, have their own markets and potential buyers. The one thing these homes have in common is the convenience factor of this unique destination and the fact that we aim to make them the best properties within their respective categories.”    

What do clients in search for a luxury property look out for today?

 “One has to remember that most of the buyers for the large seafront apartments are coming from big houses and grand villas and are used to space, light and comfortable layouts. Many of our foreshore apartments are in fact very large by Maltese standards and absolutely enormous compared to flats abroad. The south side of the development is unique in that we built only large apartments on the waterfront. The average apartment size is some 250m2 and some penthouses are 650m2. Many of these have huge terraces for entertaining, high ceilings and lots of light – in fact practically all of them are semi-detached.  We have often been told that we have built flats for people who don’t normally like flats. Over the years we have placed more emphasis on the designer elements in our internal specifications and the T10 experience to date proves that this has been very well received.”

 Wins Best Real Estate Agency and Best Real Estate Agency Website at London International Property Awards.

Following RE/MAX Malta’s successes in the 2008 and 2009 International Property awards the company was inducted as members of the LIAD, which is an elite group of Leading International Agents and Developers. Furthermore, for the second year running RE/MAX Malta won the 2009 Best Real Estate agency and 2009 Best Real Estate Agency Website awards.  The awards were presented at a Gala dinner held at the London Marriot Hotel last month. 

Being a member of the LIAD broadens RE/MAX Malta’s network of real estate agencies. Through this network RE/MAX Malta  will have easy access and communication with all award winners from the various regions of Asia Pacific, Europe, Africa, Arabia and the Americas.

The International Property Awards, which this year were co-organised and backed by CNBC, The New York Times, The Daily Mail, The Sydney Morning Herald, Bangkok Post and the Sin Chew Daily are the most prestigious awards programme dedicated to finding the best real estate professionals across the globe.   Every company entry is judged by a large panel of professionals whose collective knowledge of the property industry is second to none and unsurpassed by any other property awards. 

The awards are open to real estate professionals that are able to submit a comprehensive document and presentation based on the particular award topic they are entering.  RE/MAX Malta’s Best Real Estate agency’s submission consisted of a comprehensive document highlighting all company’s operations and procedures together with the marketing strategies being adopted both locally and overseas.  The Best Real Estate Agency Website submission consisted of a detailed document highlighting the technical and marketing efforts of the Company’s website. The submission was judged by the panel which included representatives of the largest search engine company in the world, Google.

This year’s judges included Ben Wood, industry head property markets of Google UK; Peter Bolton King, group chief executive of the National Federation of Property Professionals; Imtiaz Farookhi, chief executive of the National House Building Council; Christopher Hall, president elect of FIABCI; Wilhelm Harnish, Master Builders of Australia (MBA); Thijs Stoffer, International Consortium of Real Estate Agents Association (ICREA); Helen Shield, editor-in-chief of International Homes magazine and Gillian Farr, head of design of Laura Ashley Home.

RE/MAX Malta’s Regional Director, Jeff Buttigieg said that “We were extremely proud to have won these awards amongst stiff opposition from other real estate agencies in Malta. This underlines that RE/MAX Malta commitment and leadership in the Maltese real estate market.”

At RE/MAX we have the tool to Successfully sell your home in Malta.  View this video for some tips courtesy of the Malta Real Estate leaders.  We have eight strategically located offices waiting for your phone call.

I’ve had itchy feet ever since my parents took me, as a ten year old, on a driving holiday to Spain. Throughout my teens and early twenties, I did my best to scratch those itchy feet by taking them to various European countries, but two weeks was never enough. It was after a ghastly holiday in Benidorm that I decided that enough was enough and loped off to Australia where I spent ten wonderful years of what I can only describe as freedom, before heading back to Aberdeen.

I’d heard of Malta, but never really considered it as a holiday destination, thinking that it was just another Mediterranean island, offering the same stultifying array of excursions and attracting the same sort of globetrotters that find their way to the myriad of other atolls in the Med. So I was pleasantly surprised to find that, although my fellow voyagers were accommodated handsomely, there are a myriad of other distractions on the island.

Being totally hacked off with the NHS, the UK property boom came at an excellent time for me. Thus, in 2007, the house was sold to the highest bidder and the crates were duly packed. As a destination, Malta won over Australia, simply because it’s nearer to my family. It only takes three and half hours to fly to Edinburgh as opposed to the thirty odd it takes to get to Sydney.

Not being sure if this was the right move, we decided to rent furnished accommodation. There is a multitude of property to let in Malta, no two are the same. You can choose from a Penthouse in Sliema to a House of Character in Zebbug – or anything else in between. The only decision we’d made was that we didn’t want to stay in the north of the island; somewhere like St Paul’s Bay or Qawra, where many other expats have decided to decamp. The reason behind this is because we thought that it would be too far from the more central areas and the traffic was also a major concern for us. Our big mistake was that we waited until we actually set foot on the Island before consulting with a reputable estate agent. If we’d done that, we’d have had a better idea of the type of property in Malta we were after before we even arrived. Today, the more reputable estate agents can send you a list with links to their properties in Malta that you can view online. If you are lucky, they can also fill you in with the do’s and don’ts as well as the proximity of schools, supermarkets and other important information that would assist you. Obviously, if we had contacted them before, this would have saved us a lot of time and effort. Consequently, we spent around eight days just looking. Our estate agent was incredibly gracious, though he must have been driven to his wits end in trying to arrange mutually suitable viewing times for the property owners, himself and us. The Maltese are reluctant to relinquish any part of the letting process to the professionals – they like to meet prospective tenants face to face.

We started off by looking at apartments to let in Sliema, St Julian’s and Pembroke areas which are close to the main shopping centres and the entertainment life of Malta.  You’ll find an abundance of restaurants, pubs, cinemas and fashionable nightclubs, but we quickly realised that there wasn’t enough open space there for the money that we were prepared to spend and started looking further afield. Our real estate agent in Malta showed us apartment after apartment in places as diverse as Marsascala (South) and Bidnija (North). However, we changed our minds yet again and decided finally, that a House of Character would be more for us… Again we were spoiled for choice, each one had something unique to tempt us, but finally settled for a 300 year old ex-farmhouse in Zebbug which has a huge garden, three bedrooms – one with the ubiquitous en-suite and loads and loads of ‘character’.

My itchy feet are itchy no longer and I’ve rediscovered that elusive freedom in my adopted country of Malta, hopefully you will too.

Written By: Hazel Fettes

Hazel Fettes has been living in Malta for quite some time and has experienced the whole relocation process, the working environment in Malta and is part of the ex-patriot community.  Every three weeks she will be sharing her own experiences with us along with other experiences she has encountered.

Although property prices have reportedly gone down in certain segments of the market, the National Statistics Office has reported that registered property sales have been steady throughout the year and almost at par of what was registered last year.  The Global Economic crisis has done little effect on the Maltese property market with great thanks to the solid banking institutions in Malta who have been conservative but shrewd in their business practices.

In what has been a year of misery for some European countries, the Maltese Government has continued to invest heavily in ICT, Gaming and other Industries and is seeing the fruit not only from the number of companies interested in setting their businesses up in Malta but from current economic activity from licensed companies that has generated a multiplier effect throughout the economy which has specifically affected the property market not to mention other industries that has said to have generated over € 15 million in revenue. 

With the consistent flow of licences being granted, natural human habit of upgrading accommodation and the turn over of staff within the industries, the demand for rental properties is high and constant.  Few higher grade employees prefer to invest in property in Malta.

Single expatriates coming from all walks of life seem to prefer to stay a stone throw away from the night life and entertainment area of St. Julian’s.  This demand has encouraged Maltese investors to upgrade their own properties in Malta or purchase more property to accommodate for a lack of supply.   Families tend to seek out their homes in the neighbouring cities of Sliema, which is a few hundred yards to the east of St. Julian’s along the promenade and some prefer Swieqi as an area that  includes the suburbs of Ta’ L-ibrag, Victoria Gardens, High Ridge and Madliena which is also a few hundred yards away from St. Julian’s.  The Portomaso and Tigne Point condominium developments located in St. Julian’s and Sliema respectively are ever so popular amongst both the single and family household.  

Whereas in Sliema one will find only apartments on and off the seafront as a rule, in the suburbs of Swieqi one will find apartments, maisonettes as well as luxurious villas and bungalows with or without pool.  There is always a small demand to live outside of these areas where one will find popular villages of Gharghur, Naxxar and San Pawl Tat-Targa amongst other.

There is a high quality standard of properties available for rent and for sale in Malta.  The rental market is vibrant and the property sales market is steady and looks positive for the future. 

The persistent Maltese Government with the assistance of their very capable and reliable departments are making strides to improve systems and attract further investment to our Islands.  The industry also invests back into the industry through overseas marketing events such as EIG, IcE to mention a couple and local events such as the Malta iGaming Seminar held at the Le Meridien last October  in St. Julian’s.  This proactive however joint determination amongst its stakeholders breed’s confidence throughout the economy. 

Investing in property in Malta is an interesting opportunity.   It is recommended that you consult with a reputable real estate agent in Malta in order to make a knowledgeable decision. 

On October 8 2009 six companies that service the iGaming Industry organised the first ever iGaming seminar in Malta.  MIGS, exclusively set up to attract iGaming companies, specifically targeted CEO’s and CFO’s considering the Maltese Islands as their licence base.  The event also targeted the important operational executives within the industry whether local or foreign, interested in what the local service providers had to offer.  Both target audiences were also interested to understand the way forward for the Maltese iGaming Industry as key note speakers included the Minister of Finance, Tonio Fenech and The Lotteries and Gaming Authority Chairman, Nicholas Xuereb.

Two round table discussions were held during the seminar that featured amongst others Mr. Xuereb, Dr. Andrew Zammit, Managing Partner of Zammit & Associates and Legal council of CSB Group, Mr Per Widerström, CEO of Expekt.com and Reuben Portanier, CEO of The Lotteries and Gaming Authority.

The whole day was led and managed by Mr Michael Caselli, Editor of iGaming Business magazine, who also moderated the round table discussions, extracting the focal points from the presentations to foster debate.

The concept of the seminar, which became an overnight success, will be a major calendar event for the iGaming Industry on May 6^th and 7^th in 2010.  The venue is still to be confirmed.

Malta iGaming Seminar 2010 (MiGS 10), CEO’s, CFO’s and operational executives will be in a position to book a two day business trip to Malta and be able to leave the Islands with a clear picture of why Malta is a leading jurisdiction in the Industry and understand what the costs are to apply for a license and set up their businesses from a legal and operational point of view. 

As in the first MIGS seminar, the attendees will have the luxury of being able to set up appointments with the service providers before hand; CSB Group, providing Corporate, Trustee and Licensing services, BMIT, a co-location and hosting company, Vacancycentre.com, a Recruitment / HR company, Megabyte Ltd., a systems integration and IT solutions company, Green Tube, a software company, and RE/MAX Malta, a Malta real estate and relocation company.  The service providers, all leaders in their respective industries will be there at the disposal of all clients visiting. 

MiG’s 10 will be held at one of the major five star conference centres  in Malta on a larger scale and will be organised similarly where attendees will be provided necessary information required to make a knowledgeable decision.   Afternoon and evening Networking events and lunch will be catered.

For further information regarding MiGS 10 kindly email info@maltaigamingseminar.com or go straight to the website to www.maltaigamingseminar.com.

RE/MAX Malta is a leading real estate agency in Malta offering a fully comprehensive Property Malta service including residential and comercial real estate property sales and letting.  Should you be interested in relocating to Malta whether buying a property in Malta or renting a property in Malta contact one of their offices or search property Malta.