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Government to launch consultation on revision of DC15 planning policy

The Maltese government is set to launch a consultation on revising the DC15 planning policy, according to The Malta Independent.

By Ryan C 1 min read AI-written

That is the event the available report supports, and not much more. The item visible through the publication’s RSS feed does not describe the proposed revisions, identify the consultation format, or say what parts of DC15 are under review.

So for now this lands as a clear notice of intent from government, but not yet a document the public can test line by line. On planning, that gap matters. A consultation on a policy revision can be the start of a consequential rewrite, or the start of a long procedural argument whose real shape only appears once the text is published.

The immediate fact is narrow but still significant: the government is moving to open consultation on revising DC15. The rest will depend on details that, on the available sourcing, have not yet been set out.

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Ryan C Real Estate & Urban Life Correspondent

Ryan C spent fifteen years between Malta and Dubai — watching both cities transform, one in slow Mediterranean time, one at impossible speed. He sat at tables with sheikhs, watched Burj Khalifa rise floor by floor, and came back to Malta with eyes that see what others miss. Twenty years in real estate. He has never sold a property. He has always sold a feeling. Ryan notices what a building does to the street around it: who gets a view, who loses the light, and who is told that change is inevitable.

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