1400 SQM Commercial Block in Qormi

Commercial block in Qormi, located in a business area enjoying private land surrounding the building. This commercial block in Qormi features:

– Reception and Retail, on the ground floor (460sqm)
– Two floors of open office space (460sqm each floor)
– 38 car spaces
– Core-shell with option to finish
– Recreational area (800sqm)
– Site foot print of 2500sqm

This commercial block in Qormi is ideal as a headquarters for a large business, looking to be centrally located.

About Qormi

Qormi is one of 68 primary administrative regions in Malta with a population of approximately 16,849 people making it Malta’s fifth-largest city. Its bordering towns are Marsa, Luqa, Żebbuġ, Siġġiewi, Ħamrun, Birkirkara, Attard, Santa Venera, and Balzan. It has both residential and light industrial areas, but the town’s core is still characterised by alleys and narrow streets. 

Qormi offers a variety of new office spaces in a strategic location for a competitive price. These office spaces are ideal for businesses looking to establish a presence in a well-connected area, as Qormi is conveniently located near major towns and has excellent accessibility. 

Distance from key locations:
Malta International Airport – 2.4 km.
Valletta – 4.1 km.
Gozo Ferry Cirkewwa – 18.3 km.
Central Business District (Mriehel) – 2.3 km.

Prominent Commercial Block in Qormi for sale

Nestled in a bustling business area with private land surrounding the building, this commercial block in Qormi offers an exceptional opportunity. The commercial block in Qormi boasts a ground floor featuring reception and retail spaces spanning 460sqm, ideal for customer-facing operations.

Furthermore, the block comprises two expansive floors of open office space, each measuring 460sqm, providing ample room for various business activities. With 38 car spaces available, convenience is paramount for employees and clients alike.

The core-shell structure offers the flexibility to customize the interiors to suit specific business needs. Additionally, a generous recreational area spanning 800sqm enhances the work environment and promotes employee well-being.

With a site footprint of 2500sqm, this commercial block in Qormi presents an ideal headquarters for large businesses seeking a central location and ample space for their operations.

Why Malta Remains a Strategic Hub for Business Headquarters

Here are the key reasons why certain industries still benefit from establishing their headquarters in Malta:

1. Tax Incentives and Competitive Tax Rates
Malta offers one of the most attractive tax regimes in the European Union, with a corporate tax rate of 35%. However, businesses can benefit from a tax refund system that can reduce the effective tax rate to as low as 5%, making it a highly attractive jurisdiction for holding companies, financial services firms, and other international businesses. 

2. EU Membership and Access to the Single Market
As an EU member state, Malta provides businesses with access to the European Union’s single market, allowing companies based in Malta to easily operate across EU borders without additional regulatory hurdles or tariffs. This is particularly beneficial for industries involved in trade, e-commerce, and technology, as well as financial services firms that seek to serve a pan-European or international client base.

3. Robust Financial and Gaming Sectors
Malta is a leading jurisdiction for financial services, investment funds, and the online gaming industry. The country has a well-regulated financial services industry, with many banks and financial institutions operating from Malta. Additionally, Malta has become a hub for the online gaming sector, offering favorable licensing conditions and a clear regulatory framework. For these sectors, Malta remains an attractive location for both headquarters and operational hubs.

4. Technology and Innovation Hub
The Maltese government has made significant investments in technology and innovation, making Malta an increasingly attractive location for businesses in the IT, blockchain, cryptocurrency, and fintech sectors. With a regulatory framework for blockchain technology and cryptocurrency already in place, Malta has become known as the “Blockchain Island,” drawing tech startups and established businesses in the space.