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Thanks to the fuels, energy-intensive processes such as the mass production of concrete and steel became a reality. Moreover,  the emergence of electrical lifts in 1887 meant cities could grow up. Not keen on having giant tinderboxes, we took wood out of the equation.

we wanted to pick photographs of Maltese places that showcase what we can do with design that embraces local flair and capture local imagination.

An apartment in Pieta left our writers divided over whether it's the kind of development we should be looking for.

Lands Authority made it very difficult for anyone other than Silvan Fenech to bid on this strip of land. Sources also note that – it seems as if – this tender has been manufactured for the sole purpose of accommodating the developer.

Double trouble came today as a wall collapsed and a ceiling was turned to rubble.

Developer Keith Grima has rescinded his application to turn townhouses in Saqajja Square and St Augustine's Avenue to a boutique hotel after widespread objections.

No doubt about it, buying a home in Malta is an expensive business. Not only have Maltese house prices soared over the last few years, but also associated costs have also increased, by about 3% in the last year alone.

make sure your costs don't skyrocket, the works get done well, and that you stay out of legal trouble.

a round-up of local developments, proposals for policy changes, and opinion pieces that we think are worth to keep an eye on as a homeowner living in Malta.

we decided to read through the plan and summarise it into easy-to-digest points - this is Malta's plan for its future