Offices to Rent Hong Kong

Hong Kong has been always been one of the most popular serviced office markets in Asia. 

The market continues to grow, with a number of new office providers and an increase in the availability of coworking spaces in Hong Kong. 

Top priorities for businesses looking to move into Hong Kong include the rental rates, transport links and the location.

Betty Chen, Instant Offices' specialist local consultant for the Hong Kong region recommends the Central, Wan Chai or Tsim Sha Tsim for their central location in prominent business districts, good transport links and surrounding amenities.

Costs

The price for serviced office space varies a lot, depending on the location and additional requirements. 

Central district is the most high-end rental: an office with two or three workstations costs approximately HKD20,000 – 35,000, while four to five workstations are priced from HKD50,000 upwards. 

The average cost for two to three workstations for the rest of Hong Kong is around HKD15,000 and for four to five workstations, ranges from HKD20,000 – 30,000.

These costs also cover amenities, which may include internet, meeting rooms, kitchen facilities, reception services, AV equipment and parking.

Office sizes

The average size requirement for serviced office space in Hong Kong is two to five workstations.

This is largely down to companies wanting to test the waters before they make a larger move into the area.

However, Instant Offices can provide entire suites to clients looking to establish themselves in Hong Kong.

We offer a great variety of office sizes, and are able to accommodate most enquiries, from one person through to 100 or more, depending on the specifics. 

Serviced office providers can be flexible with the layout of the workspace, and are happy to discuss partitioning to fit a particular requirement.

Why choose Hong Kong?

Hong Kong is a free trading zone and one of the leading international finance centres. 

There is also less regulation when it comes to setting up a business in Hong Kong, compared to other parts of Asia. 

With a strong currency, economic freedom and a competitive market, Hong Kong is an ideal location for businesses wishing to establish themselves in the Asia-Pacific region.

Five things you probably didn't know about Hong Kong:

• The services industry in Hong Kong accounts for over 90% of its GDP
• Hong Kong has more skyscrapers than any other city in the world
• It has been reported that Hong Kong has the highest average IQ in the world at 107
• The world’s largest fleet of double-deck tramcars can be found in Hong Kong and carry and transport an average of 230,000 passengers every day; almost 1 in 30 of the population
• Along with Monaco, Hong Kong remains the most expensive place in the world to buy residential property

These are the most popular areas in which to rent office space:

Central

• The Central area, located on the north shore of Hong Kong Island, is populated mainly by businesses in the banking and financial industries, but is also home to firms from other service areas, like consulting
• There are a number of consulates and government buildings in the area, while Central is the most expensive area in Hong Kong in which to rent
• However, it is also the most prominent business hub in the city, with excellent transport links and amenities

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Wan Chai

• Wan Chai is a busy commercial area suited to small to medium businesses from all industries looking for a low to median range rental within the CBD
• It's well served by transport links, and contains a number of parks, office towers, and hotels, as well as the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

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Causeway Bay

• Causeway Bay is a major Hong Kong shopping district. 
• Heavily developed, it's also a lively entertainment and commercial area, and an attractive option for businesses from a number of industries, including retail, hospitality, entertainment, and tourism
• Causeway Bay is home to many landmark offices, hotels and restaurants, and boasts Hong Kong's largest concentration of department stores
• It is also the site of some of the city's premier sporting grounds, with the Happy Valley Race Course, HK Football Stadium ,and Victoria Park all minutes away

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Quarry Bay

• Quarry Bay, traditionally an industrial and residential area, has now become more commercially orientated
• A number of businesses with a particular focus on IT, telecoms and media are based here
• Quarry Bay is well served by the Metro, buses and trams 
• The entrance to the Eastern Harbour Crossing Tunnel, the second busiest cross-harbour tunnel in Hong Kong, is only a short distance away, and allows workers to cross to Kowloon, avoiding the traffic in Central

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Tsim Sha Tsui

• Tsim Sha Tsui is a major tourist hub, and as such there are a number of tourism-based businesses in the area.
•  Nestled in the heart of Kowloon, Tsim Sha Tsui is also a major area for business and commerce in mainland China — ideal for any businesses who are trying to enter the Chinese market 
• In this commercial district, most offices enjoy panoramic harbour views and/or city views 
• There are excellent transport links serving Tsim Sha Tsui, including ferries, buses, the Metro, and mainline trains

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