For Rent: Spacious Office in Malta, St Julians 487sqm

Office in Malta, St Julians for rent. This office space is situated in a brand new development in the heart of St Julians. This spacious office in Malta features:

– Open plan layout
– Five WC facilities
– Finishes to a high quality
– Glass curtain wall
– Air-conditioning throughout
– Access via high-speed lift
– Reception service
– Additional space available
– Optional car spaces

This office in Malta, St Julians for rent is ideal for a high-profile company looking to be located in the middle of the commercial area of the city.

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Agency Fee

The agency fee for this office (paid by the lessee), is 5% of the first year’s rental price plus VAT. This fee is a one-time payment due upon signing the rental agreement.

Please note that the agency fee may vary depending on the final rental price. For more information, please refer to the Office Market Agency Fee Policy for Rental Offices.

About St Julians

St Julians is a popular tourist destination on the east coast of the Mediterranean island of Malta, located close to Sliema, Msida, and Gzira, and is one of the busiest commercial and urban hubs in Malta. It is known for its vibrant nightlife, with numerous bars, clubs, and restaurants lining the streets. St. Julian’s also offers a variety of water sports activities and is home to several beaches, including St. George’s Bay and Balluta Bay. The current population count is around 13,792 residents. This town is particularly attractive for English speakers and is one of the most favored cities by expats in Malta. 

This seaside town is one of the most prestigious places to set up your business quarters in Malta. The iGaming, aviation, banking, payment, employment, and technology sectors prefer this region.

On average, office rent in St Julians is €300 per square metre per year.

Distance from key locations:
Malta International Airport – 6 km.
Valletta – 2.6 km.
Gozo Ferry Cirkewwa – 17 km.
Central Business District (Mriehel) – 3.2 km.

Find all available offices in St Julians or contact Office Market for personal assistance. 

Spacious Office in Malta St Julians to Lease

Located within a brand-new development in the vibrant heart of St Julians, this expansive office in Malta offers a versatile workspace tailored to meet the needs of modern businesses. Featuring an open-plan layout and finished to impeccable standards, it exudes sophistication and professionalism.

With five WC facilities, air-conditioning throughout, and access via high-speed lift, it ensures convenience and comfort for occupants. Additional space and optional car spaces further enhance its appeal, making it an ideal choice for high-profile companies seeking a prime location in the bustling commercial center of the city.

Malta’s Economic Landscape: Leading Industries

Malta’s economy is primarily driven by the services sector, contributing about 75% of the nation’s GDP. Within this, financial services play a leading role, with an estimated 15-20% contribution, bolstered by international banks, insurance companies, and investment firms operating in the country. Tourism follows closely, generating approximately 25% of GDP, thanks to the island’s status as a popular Mediterranean destination attracting millions of visitors each year.

In the realm of technology, ICT and online gaming have grown exponentially in recent years, with the sector accounting for around 5-7% of GDP, making Malta a regional hub for digital innovation, software development, and online gaming platforms.

Next, manufacturing, particularly in pharmaceuticals, electronics, and medical devices, contributes approximately 10-12% to Malta’s GDP. The country’s favorable tax regime and strategic location make it an attractive destination for multinational companies in these industries. The real estate and construction sector also plays a significant role, adding 10-12% to the economy, driven by both residential and commercial property demand, as well as large-scale infrastructure projects.

Other important sectors include retail and wholesale trade, contributing about 9-10%, and shipping and maritime industries, which also contribute a significant portion of the GDP, benefitting from Malta’s strategic position along Mediterranean trade routes. Together, these key sectors form the backbone of Malta’s economy, fostering growth, diversification, and resilience.