HK INDUSTRIAL DIRECTORY

HK Industrial Buildings

79 Industrial Buildings

Directory of industrial buildings across Kwun Tong, Kwai Chung, Tsuen Wan, Tuen Mun, Yuen Long, and San Po Kong. Ceiling height, cargo lift, loading bays at a glance.

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Wing Hong Centre

Wing Hong Centre

Wing Hong Centre, 18 Wing Hong Street, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon
Year Built: 1993
16 floors
No units available · building profile
Tai Cheung (Liberal) Factory Building

Tai Cheung (Liberal) Factory Building

Tai Cheung (Liberal) Factory Building, 3 Wing Ming Street, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon
Year Built: 1970
No units available · building profile
Storefriendly Tower Peninsula West

Storefriendly Tower Peninsula West

Storeeasy Group Centre (West Kowloon), 850-870 Lai Chi Kok Road, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon
Year Built: 1977
12 floors
No units available · building profile
Siu Wai Industrial Centre

Siu Wai Industrial Centre

Siu Wai Industrial Centre, 29-33 Wing Hong Street, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon
Year Built: 1990
13 floors
No units available · building profile
Manley Tower

Manley Tower

Manley Tower, 828 Cheung Sha Wan Road, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon
Year Built: 1972
10 floors
No units available · building profile
Long To Building

Long To Building

Long To Building, 654-656 Castle Peak Road, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon
Year Built: 1993
16 floors
No units available · building profile
Hop Hing Industrial Building

Hop Hing Industrial Building

Hop Hing Industrial Building, 702-704 Castle Peak Road, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon
Year Built: 1981
11 floors
No units available · building profile
Hong Kong Spinners Industrial Building Phase 6

Hong Kong Spinners Industrial Building Phase 6

Phase 6, Hong Kong Spinners Industrial Building, 481 Castle Peak Road, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon
Year Built: 1980
10 floors
No units available · building profile
Hong Kong Spinners Industrial Building Phase 5

Hong Kong Spinners Industrial Building Phase 5

Phase 5, Hong Kong Spinners Industrial Building, 760-762 Cheung Sha Wan Road, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon
Year Built: 1980
10 floors
No units available · building profile
Hong Kong Industrial Centre Block C

Hong Kong Industrial Centre Block C

Block C, Hong Kong Industrial Centre, 489-491 Castle Peak Road, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon
Year Built: 1982
No units available · building profile
Dragon Industrial Building

Dragon Industrial Building

Dragon Industrial Building, 93 King Lam Street, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon
Year Built: 1979
12 floors
No units available · building profile
CRE Centre

CRE Centre

CRE Centre, 889 Cheung Sha Wan Road, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon
Year Built: 1995
22 floors
No units available · building profile
Industrial Database

Most Complete · HK Industrial Data

Millennium City, Kwai Chung Industrial Centre, Tsuen Wan clusters — comprehensive basic data covering ceiling, cargo lifts, loading bays, transport links.

Complete Industrial Directory

Covers six major industrial areas including Class A/B/C buildings and revitalised industrial buildings. Age, floors, cargo lift capacity all listed.

Cargo Lift · Loading Info

Each building details freight elevator count, capacity (kg), loading bay numbers — essential data for logistics/manufacturing/e-commerce location decisions.

Live Listings Connect

Each building page directly connects to latest listings, real-time per-sqft rates and available units.

Zoning Reference

Industrial conversions must comply with lease and Town Planning Ordinance — we provide permitted use and conversion feasibility data for each building.

Frequently Asked

HK Industrial Buildings · Q&A

Senior industrial property advisors answer common questions on industrial buildings, use, and conversions

1How do revitalised, traditional, and mini-storage industrial buildings differ?

Revitalised buildings have had their lease modified to commercial use (legal for office, retail). Traditional industrial buildings remain 'industrial/godown' (no pure office). Mini-storage buildings are subdivided storage units. Confirm the building's approved use matches your activity.

2Why do ceiling height, cargo lift, and floor loading matter?

Three hardware specs: ceilings under 8ft only suit office/storage; 10–14ft allows mezzanines; 14ft+ supports machinery, studios, showrooms. Cargo lifts span 1–5+ tonnes. Floor loading 100–500 lbs/sqft for different uses. Get engineering records from the landlord.

3What's needed for loading bays and container-truck access?

Logistics essentials: loading bay availability, building entrance height (4.5m+), internal driveway width, time-of-use restrictions, booking systems. Have us measure on-site before signing.

4What are the strengths of the six major industrial zones?

Kwun Tong (urban + revitalised, HK$15–25), Kwai Chung (near container terminals, HK$10–18), Tsuen Wan (high ceilings + MTR, HK$12–22), Tuen Mun (lowest rent, HK$8–14), Yuen Long (NT West logistics hub, HK$8–13), San Po Kong (creative industries, HK$13–22).

5What approvals are needed for industrial alterations?

Multi-layered: partition walls, mezzanines, window changes, machinery installation need Buildings Department approval; lease modification requires Lands Dept approval and premium; water/gas/open flame need utility and FSD approval; large machinery must meet industrial safety law. Engage an Authorised Person to assess.

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Tell us the building name (e.g. Millennium City, Kwai Chung Plaza) or your use case — we'll match the best industrial unit for you.