Stylish Office Space for rent in Swieqi 500sqm

Stylish office space for rent in Swieqi, located in a modern business centre, minutes away from St Julian’s business district. This stylish office space for rent features:

– Welcome/Lounge area
– Open space
– Five closed offices/meeting rooms
– Larger kitchenette with access to yard
– Five WC facilities
– Finishes to a high standard
– Soffit ceiling with sound absorption
– Parquet flooring
– Air-conditioning throughout
– Optional furniture
– Shared reception area, on the ground floor
– Lift access
– Optional car spaces

This stylish office space for rent in Swieqi is ideal for a business looking to expand in a prime area with all amenities close by.

Prime Stylish Office Space for Rent in Swieqi Business Center: Ideal for Business Expansion

What should we be aware of when signing an office lease agreement?

When signing an office lease agreement in Malta, businesses should be mindful of several important details to ensure the agreement suits their needs. Key aspects to focus on include:

Early Termination Clauses: While businesses may sign long-term leases, circumstances can change. Early termination clauses provide flexibility in case the company outgrows the space or needs to relocate. It’s crucial to understand the notice periods, penalties, and conditions under which the lease can be terminated early. 

Security Deposit: The security deposit is usually required as a safeguard against damage to the property or unpaid rent. It’s typically equivalent to three months’ rent. Businesses should ensure they understand the conditions under which the deposit can be withheld and whether it will be returned at the end of the lease term.

Additional Costs and Fees: Businesses should carefully review the lease for any additional costs that may not be immediately obvious. These might include service charges, maintenance fees, or costs related to common areas. Some leases may also charge additional fees for utilities, insurance, or property management services. Understanding these costs is crucial to accurately budgeting for the office space.

Maintenance and Repair Responsibilities: It’s important to know who is responsible for maintaining the office space. In many cases, the landlord handles the structural maintenance, while tenants are responsible for day-to-day repairs. However, businesses should ensure the lease outlines which repairs are the tenant’s responsibility, as unexpected costs can arise if the terms are unclear.