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PA/07583/26: Demolition of the existing terraced house in Zabbar

37 Mary Carm, Triq Sant' Antnin &, Trejqet il-Mithna, Zabbar

Demolition of the existing terraced house, excavation for six basement garages, and construction of two ground-floor maisonettes, two apartments each on the first, second, and third floors, together with two penthouse levels.

Status
Pending (The case has been forwarded to a case officer who is awaiting a response to initial consultations carried out)
Location
37 Mary Carm, Triq Sant' Antnin &, Trejqet il-Mithna, Zabbar
Locality
Zabbar
Applicant
Malcolm Balzan
Perit
Perit Matthew Briffa
Application type
Full development permission - Summary Process
Zone
Within Development Zone
Type of works
Demolition & New Construction (Residential)
Height
4 floors plus a receded floor
Residential units
10
Received
31 July 2026
Published
4 November 2026
Comments close
19 November 2026

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The public planning file has 8 documents: plans, reports, consultations and the decision.

Case details on the Planning Authority website

Plans, case officer report and decision on eapps

Planning activity around 37 Mary Carm, Triq Sant' Antnin &, Trejqet il-Mithna, Zabbar

124 other applications within 300 m: 77 granted, 2 refused, 12 pending. 97% of decided applications nearby were granted. Tallest granted nearby: 5 floors (PA/02870/24).

On Triq Sant' Antnin: 14 other applications, 7 granted and 0 refused; granted buildings are typically 4 floors, the tallest 4. Periti active on this street: Randolph Nicholas Bartoli, Charles Buhagiar, Joseph Bondin.

Approval estimate for demolition & new construction applications like this here: about 93% (likely range 63–100%, low reliability, from 17 comparable decisions nearby). 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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