Grade A Offices in Hong Kong
282 commercial buildings for lease
Grade A classification follows the RentOffice quarterly property report, with reference to the professional office grading standard in the Rating and Valuation Department's Hong Kong Property Review. Every building below lists its grade, units currently available and rent per square foot; figures refresh with the listing stock each quarter.
By district
23Building count, units available and median rent per square foot by district, ordered by building count. Tap through for every listing in that district.
Central Grade A offices
52 buildings · 187 available · HK$80 median rent/ft²
Tsim Sha Tsui Grade A offices
43 buildings · 175 available · HK$36 median rent/ft²
Wan Chai Grade A offices
33 buildings · 107 available · HK$46 median rent/ft²
Kwun Tong Grade A offices
28 buildings · 71 available · HK$27 median rent/ft²
Causeway Bay Grade A offices
22 buildings · 75 available · HK$51 median rent/ft²
Sheung Wan Grade A offices
18 buildings · 65 available · HK$44 median rent/ft²
Quarry Bay Grade A offices
14 buildings · 13 available · HK$50 median rent/ft²
Kowloon Bay Grade A offices
12 buildings · 52 available · HK$20 median rent/ft²
Admiralty Grade A offices
10 buildings · 49 available · HK$61 median rent/ft²
Cheung Sha Wan Grade A offices
10 buildings · 36 available · HK$27 median rent/ft²
North Point Grade A offices
8 buildings · 48 available · HK$34 median rent/ft²
Wong Chuk Hang Grade A offices
7 buildings · 33 available · HK$27 median rent/ft²
Mong Kok Grade A offices
6 buildings · 35 available · HK$37 median rent/ft²
Hung Hom Grade A offices
5 buildings · 25 available · HK$39 median rent/ft²
Tsuen Wan Grade A offices
4 buildings · 20 available · HK$23 median rent/ft²
Prince Edward Grade A offices
2 buildings · 12 available · HK$31 median rent/ft²
Yuen Long Grade A offices
2 buildings · 5 available · HK$21 median rent/ft²
Kwai Chung Grade A offices
1 buildings · 4 available · HK$33 median rent/ft²
Lai Chi Kok Grade A offices
1 buildings · 2 available · HK$17 median rent/ft²
Kwai Fong Grade A offices
1 buildings · 1 available · HK$36 median rent/ft²
San Po Kong Grade A offices
1 buildings · 1 available · HK$25 median rent/ft²
Kai Tak Grade A offices
1 buildings
Sheung Shui Grade A offices
1 buildings
Building Index
282Grade, units available and rent per square foot for each building. Only buildings with units currently available are listed, ordered by availability.
AHK$38The Centrium
17 available
AAAHK$73The Center
16 available
AAHK$120Bank of China Tower
10 available
AAHK$98Three Garden Road-Champion Tower
10 available
AAHK$85Man Yee Building
8 available
AAAHK$150Cheung Kong Center
7 available
AAHK$80Agricultural Bank of China Tower
7 available
AHK$36Grand Millennium Plaza L Block
7 available
AAAHK$185Two Exchange Square
6 available
AAAHK$163Two International Finance Centre
6 available
AAHK$789 Queen's Road Central
6 available
AHK$80Entertainment Building
6 available
AAHK$48Miramar Tower
20 available
AHK$34The Metropolis Tower
18 available
AHK$20The Octagon
16 available
AAAHK$85International Commerce Centre
15 available
AHK$30Exchange Tower
14 available
AHK$22Cheung Sha Wan Plaza
14 available
AAHK$48AIA Tower
13 available
AHK$50Nan Fung Tower
13 available
AHK$31148 Electric Road
13 available
AHK$27Landmark South
12 available
AHK$18Skyline Tower
12 available
AAHK$63Times Square-Tower 2
11 available
AHK$55Shun Tak Centre-China Merchants Tower
11 available
AHK$47Lippo Centre-Tower 1
11 available
AHK$42Empire Centre
10 available
AAHK$68China Resources Building
9 available
AAHK$65Sun Hung Kai Centre
9 available
AAHK$58Times Square-Tower 1
9 available
AAHK$38Ocean Centre
9 available
AHK$69Bank of America Tower
9 available
AHK$50Grand Plaza Office-Tower 1
9 available
AHK$45Cofco Tower
9 available
AHK$42Pioneer Centre
9 available
AAAHK$64Central Plaza
8 available
Rent Ladder
21Median rent per square foot of available Grade A office units, by district, highest first.
How “Grade A” is officially defined
The three passages below are quoted verbatim from section 4.5 of the Technical Notes to the Rating and Valuation Department’s Hong Kong Property Review 2025:
Grade A — modern with high quality finishes; flexible layout; large floor plates; spacious, well decorated lobbies and circulation areas; effective central air-conditioning; good lift services zoned for passengers and goods deliveries; professional management; parking facilities normally available.
Grade B — ordinary design with good quality finishes; flexible layout; average-sized floor plates; adequate lobbies; central or free-standing air-conditioning; adequate lift services; good management; parking facilities not essential.
Grade C — plain with basic finishes; less flexible layout; small floor plates; basic lobbies; generally without central air-conditioning; barely adequate or inadequate lift services; minimal to average management; no parking facilities.
That sentence is the official wording. Much of what is written about Grade A offices claims a building must sit in a core business district to qualify — which contradicts the official definition. On the official criteria, Kwun Tong, Kowloon Bay and Tsuen Wan can and do have Grade A buildings.
Source: Rating and Valuation Department, Hong Kong Property Review 2025, Technical Notes 4.5
Our curated sub-grades
AAA / AA / A all sit within the official Grade A. This is our own stricter sub-division inside that band, to make comparison easier. “Super Grade A” is not an official grade; usage of the term is inconsistent and we do not use it.
median rent/ft² HK$145
median rent/ft² HK$60
median rent/ft² HK$34
Frequently asked questions
Who defines a Grade A office in Hong Kong?
The Rating and Valuation Department of the Government of the Hong Kong SAR, in section 4.5 of the Technical Notes to the Hong Kong Property Review. Offices are graded A, B or C on construction, finishes, services and management quality.
Does a Grade A office have to be in Central or Admiralty?
No. The official Technical Notes state plainly that “location is not a feature of grade”. The grade reflects the quality of the building itself, not the district. Kwun Tong, Kowloon Bay and Tsuen Wan all have Grade A buildings.
What actually separates Grade A from Grade B?
On the official definition: Grade A is modern with high quality finishes, large floor plates, effective central air-conditioning, professional management and parking normally available; Grade B is ordinary design with good quality finishes, average-sized floor plates, adequate lobbies, and parking not essential.
Is “Super Grade A” an official grade?
No. The official scale has only Grade A, B and C. There is no “Super Grade A”; usage is inconsistent and we do not use the term.
How do your AAA / AA / A tiers relate to the official grading?
All three sit inside the official “Grade A”. They are our own sub-division within that band to make comparison easier — not a government grading.