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1How do I pick the best location for my office?
Balance three factors: employee commute (MTR-accessible locations reduce turnover), client base (finance/legal → Central/Admiralty; tech/creative → Kwun Tong/Wong Chuk Hang; retail → Causeway Bay/TST), and budget (Central Grade-A HK$45–80/sqft vs Kwun Tong HK$15–30/sqft). Startups should test the water with smaller units first, then upgrade as they grow.
2How much lead time should I plan for a move?
A full relocation needs 3–6 months: market research + viewings (2–4 weeks), lease negotiation + signing (2–3 weeks), fit-out (1–3 months), move + handover (1–2 weeks). For urgent moves opt for fitted units or serviced offices. Start your search 6 months before lease expiry to allow time for negotiation and fit-out.
3Net Area vs Gross Area vs Lettable Area — what's the difference?
Gross Area = unit + proportional share of common areas; Lettable Area is usually similar to Gross; Net (Saleable) Area = actual usable interior space. Efficiency: Grade-A 65–75%, Grade-B 55–70%. Always confirm which basis the per-sqft rent uses — 1,000 sqft gross may yield only 650 sqft usable.
4Grade-A vs Grade-B — which should I choose?
Grade-A: core CBD, newer/renovated, 24/7 central A/C, smart access, prestigious lobbies, professional management. Grade-B: secondary areas, basic facilities, lower fees, 30%+ cheaper rent. Client-facing businesses pick Grade-A; back-office, R&D, e-commerce gain better value with Grade-B or industrial offices.
5Which lease terms deserve special attention?
Watch for: fixed term (2+1 or 3+3, early termination costs 2–3 months); rent-free period (1 month for Grade-A); rent escalation (3–5% p.a.); management fees, rates, government rent, after-hours A/C; reinstatement clauses; sub-lease and corporate assignment rights. Have a lawyer review before signing.
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