Apartment€750,000
The Shoreline at Smart City

73 homes and apartments for sale in The Shore Line at Smart City, Malta.
24 properties shown
Apartment€750,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
Apartment€455,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
€1,155,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
€1,580,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
Apartment€1,880,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
Apartment€1,580,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
€1,680,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
Apartment€790,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
Apartment€2,440,000
The Shore Line at Smart City
Apartment€820,000
The Shore Line at Smart City
Apartment€1,470,000
The Shore Line at Smart City
€460,000
The Shoreline At Smart City
€1,350,000
The Shoreline At Smart City
Apartment€655,000
The Shore Line at Smart City
Apartment€699,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
Apartment€830,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
Apartment€1,470,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
Apartment€1,780,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
Apartment€1,680,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
Apartment€490,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
€385,000
The Shoreline at Smart City
Apartment€1,700,000
The Shore Line at Smart City
Apartment€1,650,000
The Shore Line at Smart City
Apartment€2,730,000
The Shore Line at Smart City
Buyer's guide: The Shore Line at Smart City
The Shore Line at Smart City is a named development rather than a traditional town, and our 51 listings there are all apartments with a median asking price of €790,000. Treat this page as a guide to that scheme and to how buying works in Malta.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, in euros. The median size of 218 m² is large for apartments, so listings may quote gross areas including terraces; check each unit's internal area.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €790,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €595,000 to €1,357,500 |
| Median price per m² | €5,137 |
| Median stated size | 218 m² |
| Listings | 51 |
Two-bedroom units are the most common (24), followed by 3-bedroom (11), 1-bedroom (8) and 4-bedroom (3). All 51 listings are apartments.
To see how that compares with other Maltese stock, browse apartments in Malta, penthouses or studios.
Smart City Malta is a mixed-use waterfront district in the Grand Harbour area south-east of Valletta, built around offices, media and technology firms, and residential blocks. Buyers should ask the developer or agent about completion dates, finishes, service charges and the facilities included. If any unit is off-plan, remember that delivery dates can slip, so read the promise-of-sale agreement closely.
Ask for the promise-of-sale agreement, the building permit, the bank guarantee where relevant and a list of fixtures included. Request the annual service charge and the sinking fund details, and find out what the lease or title terms are for parking and storage. If you plan to rent the unit out, check the rules on letting and the likely occupancy. A local notary will search the title and confirm that the developer is entitled to sell.
Non-EU buyers generally need an Acquisition of Immovable Property (AIP) permit unless the property sits in a designated area, so ask whether this scheme qualifies. Duty on documents is 5%, and first-time buyers pay no duty on the first €200,000. For residency, the AIP threshold is €174,274 for apartments. Notary fees and legal costs come on top. Always confirm with a Maltese notary.
Read the Malta buying guide and financing guide.
Sliema, St Julian's and Birkirkara are other locations on the island, each with a different character and price level rather than close neighbours. See the Malta overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
No. It is a development district and not a traditional locality, so check the exact address and the local council when you search. A Maltese notary can confirm which council area and registration the property falls under.
Often yes. Non-EU buyers generally need an Acquisition of Immovable Property (AIP) permit unless the property sits in a designated area, so ask the agent whether this scheme qualifies. Get the answer in writing before signing a promise of sale.
Duty on documents is 5%. First-time buyers pay no duty on the first €200,000, a relief that is now permanent, so the saving can be significant on a first purchase.
Listings may quote gross areas including terraces or shared spaces, so the stated size can exceed the internal floor area. Ask for the internal area and a floor plan, and compare price on that basis.