By Emmanuel DeGiovanni, Senior Office Agent & Founder, OfficeSpace.Rent · Licensed Estate Agent (PB-00086-22) · Selling offices in Malta since 2016 · Last reviewed: October 2026
Offices for Sale in Malta
OfficeSpace.Rent currently lists more than 140 offices and commercial properties for sale across Malta, from single office units to business centre floors and whole office buildings. Asking prices start from under €300,000 for a small office and go to €9,000,000 for a 2,250 m² commercial block. Listings include properties in Mrieħel, St Julian’s, Sliema, Msida, Ta’ Xbiex, Gżira, Birkirkara, Attard, Ħal Balzan and Pietà. We also handle offices sold privately and never advertised, so tell us your size, budget and preferred areas and we will send you a shortlist.
Prices shown are asking prices; final prices are negotiated. Availability changes quickly, so please confirm a listing with us before arranging a viewing.
Finding the Right Office on This Page
Use the search filters to narrow the listings by:
- Type: general office space, retail or clinic space, and warehouses.
- Location: by region, such as Sliema & St Julian’s or Central Malta, or by town.
- Price: minimum and maximum asking price.
- Features: parking, lift, seafront, frontage, outdoor areas, generator, wheelchair access and more.
Tell Us Your Brief, Get a Shortlist
The listings here are only part of what we handle. Many office sales in Malta are agreed privately, and owners often come to us before they advertise. Share your size, budget, preferred areas, and whether you are buying to occupy or invest. We will send a shortlist that includes off-market property, arrange viewings, and help you negotiate through to the final deed. Request a shortlist
Frequently Asked Questions
What extra costs should I expect when buying an office?
Budget for 5% stamp duty (1% when the promise of sale is registered and 4% on the final deed), plus notary, search and registration fees of roughly 1–1.5%. VAT is generally not charged on the sale of property in Malta.
What is the process of buying an office in Malta?
After agreeing a price, buyer and seller sign a promise of sale (konvenju), and the buyer pays a deposit, customarily 10%, plus 1% provisional stamp duty. The buyer’s notary then checks title and permits, usually over about three months, before the final deed is signed.
Can a foreign company buy an office in Malta?
Yes. EU buyers purchasing for business use generally need no permit. Buyers from outside the EU generally need an Acquisition of Immovable Property (AIP) permit, which should be made a condition of the promise of sale.
Does the office have the right permit?
Offices in Malta need a Class 4A planning permit for office use. We confirm the permit status of any office before you sign. Learn about Class 4A permits.
Speak to Us
Call +356 9992 2220, email hello@officespace.rent or message us on WhatsApp.
