Building Positioning

Metropole Building is a commercial building located near Hung Hom and Whampoa. As Hung Hom's rail network has matured and older districts have renewed, the area has become a cost-effective business location in Kowloon. The building is pragmatically positioned, mainly serving small and medium enterprises that value convenient transport and reasonable rents, providing a stable base for trading and professional-services firms rather than trading on a landmark image.

It offers practical office floors with adjustable partitioning, suiting growing or cost-conscious businesses.

Location & Transport

The building sits in Hung Hom, near Hung Hom Station on the MTR Tuen Ma Line, offering direct cross-harbour rail access to Hong Kong Island and interchange to the East Rail Line toward the New Territories and the Shenzhen boundary. The Cross-Harbour Tunnel is close by for driving.

  • Tuen Ma Line at Hung Hom for cross-harbour rail to the Island
  • Interchange to East Rail Line for the New Territories and boundary crossings
  • Near the Cross-Harbour Tunnel for driving and buses

Floor Specifications

Metropole Building offers practical floor specifications with a range of unit sizes, from small-to-mid to larger areas, suiting various business scales. The building has lifts and basic commercial provisions to support daily operations. Units can be arranged open-plan or partitioned, generally flexible enough for professional-services and trading firms.

Tenant Mix & Rental Positioning

Tenants are mainly trading companies and professional services, including import-export, accounting, consultancy and SME offices. Thanks to cross-harbour rail, firms that frequently travel to the Island for meetings or clients favour the location. Rents generally sit mid-range, with per-square-foot rates typically below core Island districts, appealing to businesses balancing access and cost. Actual rents depend on floor and size, so on-site comparison is advised.

Surrounding Amenities

The Whampoa area offers mature amenities, with large malls, markets and diverse dining nearby providing ample lunch and hospitality options. Banks, postal services and everyday facilities are all available, and dense residential population keeps footfall lively, making daily needs convenient for staff.