Apartment€345,000
Qawra

653 homes and apartments for sale in Qawra, Malta.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€345,000
Qawra
Apartment€403,000
Qawra
Apartment€442,000
Qawra
Apartment€277,000
Qawra
€360,000
Qawra
Apartment€403,000
Qawra
€371,000
Qawra
Penthouse€393,000
Qawra
Apartment€440,000
Qawra
House€460,000
Qawra
House€1,900,000
Qawra
€265,000
Qawra
€413,000
Qawra
€430,000
Qawra
Penthouse€393,000
Qawra
Penthouse€457,000
Qawra
Apartment€340,000
Qawra
Apartment€405,000
Qawra
Apartment€367,000
Qawra
Penthouse€425,000
Qawra
Apartment€3,286,000
Qawra
€355,000
Qawra
Apartment€395,000
Qawra
Apartment€405,500
Qawra
Buyer's guide: Qawra
Qawra is a seafront resort town in St Paul's Bay, and property for sale there centres on holiday-style apartments, with a median asking price of €388,500 across 638 listings.
All numbers are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €388,500 |
| Middle 50% (p25 to p75) | €333,875 to €450,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,248 |
| Median size | 126 m² |
| Listings | 638 |
A narrow price band suggests a fairly uniform stock of seafront apartments.
Apartments make 417 listings and penthouses 169, which is a high penthouse share. There are 29 commercial units, 14 houses, 5 studios, 3 villas and 1 plot. Three-bedroom homes are the largest group at 306, then 184 two-bedroom and 91 one-bedroom; four-bedroom and larger homes are almost absent.
The tight p25 to p75 range (€333,875 to €450,000) shows how similar the stock is. For the national mix see Malta apartment listings and penthouses.
Qawra runs along a promenade adjacent to Bugibba, with restaurants, water-sports operators and the Malta National Aquarium on the point. Buses connect to Valletta and Sliema, but traffic on the coast road can be heavy in summer.
The town is busy in high season and calmer in winter. Buyers include holiday-home owners, retirees and landlords letting short stays, though licensing for short lets should be checked. Compare Mosta for an inland alternative and Sliema for a more upmarket seafront.
Non-EU nationals normally need an AIP permit for a property outside designated areas and are usually limited to one residence. Stamp duty is around 5%, plus notary, agent and survey costs. Ask your notary about any outstanding development rights and about service charges.
The Malta buying guide covers each step; use the mortgage calculator to check cash flow, and see Malta financing for lenders. The Malta overview has more locations.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It has strong tourist demand, but short-let licensing and building rules vary. Take local advice.
The median across all listings is €388,500, with €3,248 per m².
Yes, they run together along the same bay.
Very few. Only 14 of 638 listings are houses.