Thematic Document on Housing:The Thematic Document on Housing mainly establishes the objectivity to evaluate the housing needs of our island for a period of twenty years. The Housing Plan outlines the responsibilities of planning systems in Malta, to ensure quality housing with minimal impact on the Maltese natural environment. According to the final draft of the MEPA (2002), housing constitutes one of Malta's significant land uses, as it is a basic human need and furthermore the government must ensure that every citizen is provided with decent housing. Therefore, the researcher evaluated the Housing Topic Paper and correlated the significant points with the location of Mtarfa (MEPA, 2002). The urban area of ​​Mtarfa amounts to 41, with a population density of 2200, with a number of 590 housing units (MEPA, 2002). . Most of Imtarfa's homes are concentrated along the main road, however they move away from the main roads towards a semi-urban or rural area. Most of the rural homes or farms found between Mtarfa and Rabat have their own warehouses and fields. The contemporary 'Habitat' style developed across several residences in Mtarfa, is accessed by flying bridges and stacked terraced units feature cubic shapes reminiscent of Maltese ones. vernacular architecture (Mangion Mangion & Partners, 2008). Mtarfa is home to the highest percentage of households of five or more people at 13.6%. Mtarfa also includes a large number of social housing projects, namely a recently built apartment block near "Dar Il-Kaptan" and other apartments previously used as housing when Malta was still a colony under the British Emperor. Pembroke and Mtarfa also have the highest number of four people…middle of the paper…suggest that in Mtarfa there is a minimal area where crime can occur because it is small. village with little corporate employment. Comparing Mtarfa's housing structure again with different criminological theories, it is found that Mtarfa has minimal chances of suffering from criminal acts. Works Cited Darmanin, J. (2008). The calculation of a housing affordability index for Malta. Malta: Bank of Valletta Review.Debono, J. (2014). In rural and wealthy cities, large families prevail. Malta: Maltaoggi. Retrieved from http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/printversion/36677/#.U0ADUvmSzwYMangion Mangion & Partners. (2008). Retrieved 2014 from http://www.mmp.com.mt/mtarfa_housing_project.htmlMEPA. (2002). Structure plan for the Maltese Islands. Thematic document on housing. Peregin, C. (2008). This is not social housing - Dalli. Malta Times .