HK OFFICE DIRECTORY

HK Office Buildings

2,256+ Commercial Towers

Comprehensive directory of Hong Kong office buildings — IFC, Pacific Place, The Center, Exchange Square, Times Square. Each building includes listings, floors, area, and transport info.

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Prosperity Tower

Prosperity Tower

Grade A
39 Queen's Road Central
Manning House

Manning House

Grade A
38-48 Queen's Road Central
New World Tower II

New World Tower II

Grade A
16-18 Queen's Road Central
33 Wyndham Street

33 Wyndham Street

Grade A
33 Wyndham Street
Two International Finance Centre

Two International Finance Centre

Grade A
8 Finance Street
Entertainment Building

Entertainment Building

Grade A
30 Queen's Road Central
Nexxus Building

Nexxus Building

Grade A
77 Des Voeux Road Central
Dina House (Ruttonjee Centre)

Dina House (Ruttonjee Centre)

Grade A
11 Duddell Street
BOC Group Life Assurance Tower

BOC Group Life Assurance Tower

Grade A
134-136 Des Voeux Road Central
Central Tower

Central Tower

Grade A
28 Queen's Road Central
Central Building

Central Building

Grade A
21-27 Queen's Road Central
Chinachem Tower

Chinachem Tower

34-37 Connaught Road Central
Building Database

Most Complete · HK Office Info

From IFC to Pacific Place, The Center to Millennium City — most comprehensive building data to help you choose the right CBD office tower.

2,256 Buildings

Hong Kong's most complete building database including construction year, floor count, efficiency ratio, management company, maintenance status, recent transaction references.

All Landmarks

IFC, ICC, Pacific Place, The Center, Exchange Square, Times Square, Lippo Centre — all have dedicated pages with full details.

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Each building page directly connects to latest listings, real-time updates. See the building, see the rent level.

Smart Location Reference

Grade, efficiency ratio, aircon hours, management fees — all critical data at a glance before relocating.

Frequently Asked

HK Office Buildings · Q&A

Senior advisors answer common questions on office building selection and leasing

1How is Grade-A defined?

Five indicators: location (core CBD), age under 25 years or recently renovated, specs (high ceilings, large floor plates, fast lifts), services (24/7 central A/C, smart access, professional management), and tenant mix (MNC banks, law firms, listed companies). IFC, ICC, Pacific Place are exemplars.

2Why is the building's efficiency ratio so important?

Efficiency = Net Area / Gross Area. New Grade-A: 65–75%; older buildings 55–65%; converted industrial offices can reach 80%+. 1,000 sqft at 70% gives 700 sqft usable; at 55% only 550 — a 27% gap. Balance efficiency, lobby prestige, and shared facility quality.

3What does building management fee usually cover?

Grade-A HK$5–10/sqft, Grade-B HK$3–5. Includes: common area cleaning and security, lobby/corridor A/C, lift and common-area electricity, structural maintenance, façade cleaning. Excludes: in-unit repairs, tenant A/C beyond standard hours, tenant-metered utilities.

4What due diligence should I run before moving?

Check: ownership structure (single landlord = consistent management), property manager track record, equipment age (lifts/A/C >20 years need replacement), refurbishment plans, neighbouring tenant profile. We can request the building technical memo on your behalf.

5How should I read the office rent trend?

Driven by economic cycle, new supply, MNC moves, and policy. Lock in a 3-year term with a rent-escalation cap to hedge sharp upswings. We benchmark against latest deals to support your negotiation.

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