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PA/07516/25: demolish existing dwelling in Kercem

Caren House, Triq Santa Lucija, Kercem

To demolish existing dwelling; proposed excavation and construction of two apartments and two swimming pools at basement level; two maisonettes and garage for private cars at ground floor; six flats at first, second and receded floor levels and two pools at roof level.

Status
Granted (This application has been approved by Planning Board / Commission.)
Location
Caren House, Triq Santa Lucija, Kercem
Locality
Kercem
Applicant
Joseph Stellini
Perit
Vella + Grech Periti
Application type
Full development permission
Zone
Outside Development Zone
Type of works
Demolition & New Construction (Residential)
Height
3 floors plus a receded floor
Residential units
10
Received
2 September 2025
Validated
19 November 2025
Published
19 November 2025
Comments close
19 December 2025
Recommendation
Refuse Permission
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision date
22 September 2026
Permit expires
7 October 2031

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Case details on the Planning Authority website

Plans, case officer report and decision on eapps

Planning activity around Caren House, Triq Santa Lucija, Kercem

52 other applications within 300 m: 34 granted, 3 refused, 4 pending. 92% of decided applications nearby were granted. Tallest granted nearby: 3 floors (PA/05432/23).

On Triq Santa Lucija: 27 other applications, 18 granted and 1 refused; granted buildings are typically 3 floors, the tallest 3. Periti active on this street: Alexander Bigeni, Vella + Grech Periti, Teddie Busuttil, Jennifer Drago, Falzon & Cutajar.

Approval estimate for demolition & new construction applications like this here: about 95% (likely range 65–100%, low reliability, from 7 comparable decisions nearby). Outside the development zone, where approvals are harder. Indicative only. It's based on decisions for similar nearby applications, not on the drawings or the case officer's report; it gets better as documents are added from eapps.

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