Rentals in Hamrun

A dense, busy town on the main road into Valletta, with one long high street and housing packed tightly around it.

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Living in Hamrun

Lifestyle
Urban, busy, local
Best for
Budget renters, sharers, people working centrally
Atmosphere
Noisy main street, ordinary streets behind
Property market
Townhouses and apartments, much of it older
Typical property types
Townhouses, apartments, maisonettes

A dense, busy town on the main road into Valletta, with one long high street and housing packed tightly around it. Hamrun is cheap, extremely central by road, and thoroughly local.

The lifestyle

Hamrun is loud, dense and busy, with heavy traffic along its length and very little parking. It has a strong identity and a lively high street, and almost nothing aimed at foreign residents. The housing behind the main road is quieter and includes some good older townhouses at low rents. It suits people who want to be central and pay little, and it does not suit anyone looking for calm, greenery or space.

Property in Hamrun

Older townhouses and apartments predominate, a good deal of it unmodernised. Rents are low and space is often surprising — old townhouses here can be large. Condition is the main variable and viewing matters. Sharing arrangements are common. Both furnished and unfurnished lets are found.

Why live in Hamrun

PriceAmong the cheapest rents within easy reach of Valletta.
Central by roadOn the main artery in and out of the capital.
The high streetA genuinely busy shopping street with everything day to day.
TransportHeavily served by buses in every direction.

Who is this area best for?

Budget rentersVery low rents for a central position.
SharersLarge old houses suited to it.
People working in VallettaShort and well-served commute.
Less suited toFamilies wanting quiet and outdoor space, anyone needing parking, and anyone sensitive to noise.

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