Yes. Commercial property purchases are generally more flexible than residential. EU and non-EU nationals can buy commercial property without an AIP permit in most cases. However, specific restrictions may apply to certain property types or locations. Always consult with a notary before proceeding.

Main costs: 5% stamp duty, notary fees (1-2.5%), and legal fees. Unlike residential purchases, there are no first-time buyer exemptions for commercial property. Budget 7-8% of the purchase price for all transaction costs. VAT may apply to new commercial developments.

As of 2026, prices vary significantly by type and location. Offices in business districts: €2,500-€4,500/m². Retail shops in prime locations: €3,000-€6,000/m². Warehouses and industrial: €800-€1,800/m². Prices reflect purchase value, not rental yield.

Rental yields vary by property type. Offices: 5-7% gross yield. Retail shops in prime locations: 4-6%. Warehouses and industrial: 6-9%. Yields depend on location, tenant quality, lease terms, and market conditions. Due diligence is essential.

Malta's growing economy, strong business environment, and limited commercial stock make it an attractive market. Offices in business districts have shown consistent demand. Retail property benefits from tourism. Warehouses are in demand due to logistics growth. Always conduct thorough market research.