Building Positioning

The Center stands at 99 Queen's Road Central and rises around 73 storeys, making it one of Hong Kong's tallest buildings and a highly recognisable Grade-A landmark on the Central skyline. Known for its striking glass façade and open floor plates, the tower has long drawn finance, legal and multinational tenants, embodying the prestige of Central's core business district. Its super-tall harbour views and prized address make it a natural choice for firms establishing a Hong Kong flagship.

Location and Transport

Sitting in the heart of Central, the building is within walking distance of both Central Station and Hong Kong Station, offering dual-line convenience and direct access to the Airport Express via Hong Kong Station for swift trips to the airport. An extensive elevated walkway network links the tower to the IFC, major offices and piers, while buses, trams and minibuses provide comprehensive coverage.

  • Walking distance to Central and Hong Kong Stations
  • Airport Express connection via Hong Kong Station
  • Linked to Central's all-weather footbridge network

Floor Specifications

The Center offers high-specification Grade-A floors, generally featuring tall ceilings, extensive floor-to-ceiling glazing and column-free or low-column layouts that deliver strong efficiency. Numerous high-speed lifts, central air-conditioning, advanced security and professional management make it well suited to large organisations with exacting standards for space quality and corporate image.

Tenant Types and Rental Positioning

As a Central landmark, the building is home mainly to financial institutions, multinationals and well-known law firms. Rents sit at the premium end for Central's Grade-A stock, reflecting the location, height and landmark identity. Actual figures fluctuate with floor, size, view and market conditions, so current market data should be reviewed before committing.

Surrounding Amenities

The tower is surrounded by Central's busiest streets, with abundant dining, luxury retail, banking and hotels for business lunches and hosting. At night, The Center's façade lighting has become a famous Central landmark, adding symbolic value to the address. With transport hubs and financial icons nearby, occupiers enjoy the convenience and prestige of Central's core.