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Malaga occupies the fourth place in the list of the central economically active hubs in Spain. It has a vast business ecosystem and an extended commercial properties market. Malaga’s main flourishing sectors are technology and construction services, tourism, logistics, and transportation. The local authorities support the development of education and the realization of startups. To provide entrepreneurs and companies with the appropriate commercial properties in Malaga, the landlords analyze the demand-offer statistics in the region. Most of all, modern employees value flexibility and mobility. Commercial real estate market in Malaga consists of a significant number of coworking venues, traditional offices, meeting rooms, warehouses, retail spaces, business centres, hotels, etc.

With the growing economic potential, Malaga is becoming a top destination in Spain that attracts entrepreneurs. Commercial properties in Malaga are ready to fit any businesses’ needs. These can be empty or fully furnished and equipped spaces. They occupy strategic business and excellent geographical positions - in Centro, Este, Carretera de Cádiz and other neighbourhoods. The prices for commercial properties in Malaga rent differ according to the types of the venues, their sizes, locations and facilities they offer. Flexible spaces propose the most cost-effective leasing options, on the contrary to big business centres, offices and warehouses. The average rental costs range from EUR300 to EUR2500 per month. We will be glad to help you in making the right choice concerning the rent of commercial premises in Malaga. Address us to establish direct contact with a landlord. Grab your perfect venue and benefit from everything the city offers you.

The city boasts a plan for its strategic development. It is keen on the international promotion of Malaga on all levels, but with a focus on running businesses. A particular emphasis is put on the development of modern technologies, conducting researches and introducing innovations. As a result, the local government expects to draw many international business players to the city. Malaga occupies a strategic geographic location in the southern part of Europe and not far from the African coast. Malaga’s port is an entrance to Europe from the African countries. Offering excellent transportation links, Malaga has become a hub of multiple opportunities for establishing businesses. Lots of expats choose the city as their permanent workplace and residence, thanks to its warm climate, picturesque nature and relatively low living costs.