Spacious Office Space for rent in St Julians

Office space for rent in St Julians, in the main commercial area close to all amenities. This spacious office featrues:

– Open space
– Several closed offices (which can be opened up)
– Three WC facilities
– Large kitchenette
– Back yard
– Industrial look finish
– Air-conditioning throughout
– Raised flooring
– Intelligent lighting
– Lift access
– Optional car spaces

This office space for rent in St Julians is ideal for a company looking to expand in a prime area.

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. 

This coastal town stands out as one of the most esteemed locations for establishing your business headquarters in Malta, with a preference from various sectors such as iGaming, payment, recruitment, and finance.

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.

Office Space for Rent in St Julians – Prime Commercial Area with Flexible Layout & Modern Industrial Finish

A spacious office space for rent in St Julians, ideally located in the town’s main commercial area, close to all amenities. This versatile workspace includes a large open-plan area, several private offices (which can be opened up), three WC facilities, a large kitchenette, and a private backyard. Finished in a stylish industrial look, the office also features raised flooring, intelligent lighting, and air-conditioning throughout.

Set within a modern building with lift access, optional car spaces are also available. This office space for rent in St Julians is a great opportunity for a growing company seeking a flexible, high-impact workspace in one of Malta’s top business districts.

What are the best areas to rent office space in Malta?

When looking for office space in Malta, the best area largely depends on the industry you’re in and the specific needs of your business. Here’s Office Market’s breakdown:

1. Sliema and St Julians, also Msida & Gzira:
If you’re in the igaming, affiliate, finance, or consultancy sectors, Sliema and St. Julian’s are still two of the most popular locations. Sliema, in particular, has seen significant growth in recent years due to its proximity to the seafront, a wide range of restaurants, and an international vibe that appeals to multinational companies. St. Julian’s is home to many gaming companies, startups, and international firms, offering excellent networking opportunities.

Rental prices in St. Julian’s tend to be higher, with the average office rent at €300 per square meter per year. However, for businesses seeking a prestigious location with excellent amenities, it offers significant value.

2. Mriehel (Central Commercial District):
For companies focused on more traditional office space—such as accounting or finance firms, consultancies, or businesses that want central access—Mriehel is ideal. It’s a bit more affordable compared to Sliema or St. Julian’s but still offers excellent infrastructure. The area is Malta’s CBD (central business district), home to many corporate offices, and is well-connected via public transport and main roads. Growing number of business parks and office developments here makes it a strong contender for medium to large enterprises.

3. Birkirkara (Emerging and Affordable Location):
Birkirkara is emerging as a solid location for more affordable office spaces while still being very central and accessible. It’s popular with SMEs and local businesses looking for a balance between cost and convenience. It’s a bit removed from the high-profile areas, but still well connected by major roads and public transport, making it a good option for businesses that don’t require the extra prestige but need to be accessible.