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Causeway Bay · 3 min to Causeway Bay MTR · 1 to 99 people





Causeway Bay · 2 min to Causeway Bay MTR · 1 to 99 people





Causeway Bay · 2 min to Causeway Bay MTR · 1 to 99 people
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Sai Ying Pun · 7 min to Sai Ying Pun MTR · 1 to 99 people





Central · 6 min to Hong Kong MTR · 1 to 99 people





Central · 3 min to Central MTR · 1 to 99 people
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Central · 4 min to Central MTR · 1 to 99 people




Central · 7 min to Central MTR · 1 to 99 people





Causeway Bay · 3 min to Causeway Bay MTR · 1 to 99 people
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The region
One person in a private office starts at HK$2,300 a month, at V-Workshop and Storage in Wong Chuk Hang, the lowest opening price on the Island. Desks start at HK$1,200 a month per person at HK Works in the same district, the lowest coworking rate we cover.
At the other end, Central opens at HK$3,000 for one person, and market reports put Central Grade A rent at HK$97.5 per square foot in June 2026. The Island splits in two. The north shore corridor from Sheung Wan to Tai Koo holds the corporate towers. South of the hills, Wong Chuk Hang's converted factories open at about half the Central price.
| District | Spaces | Offices | From, monthly | Median per desk | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Admiralty | 7 | 175 | HK$3,000 | HK$3,282 | View |
| Causeway Bay | 14 | 448 | HK$3,000 | HK$4,000 | View |
| Central | 35 | 1085 | HK$3,000 | HK$4,840 | View |
| Kennedy Town | 3 | 57 | HK$4,005 | HK$2,384 | View |
| North Point | 1 | 30 | HK$6,400 | HK$3,500 | View |
| Quarry Bay | 7 | 132 | HK$3,100 | HK$4,425 | View |
| Sai Ying Pun | 1 | 26 | HK$4,690 | HK$3,087 | View |
| Shau Kei Wan | 1 | 19 | HK$3,750 | HK$3,750 | View |
| Sheung Wan | 7 | 213 | HK$2,400 | HK$3,875 | View |
| Tai Koo | 2 | 40 | HK$3,306 | HK$3,171 | View |
| Tin Hau | 1 | 13 | HK$2,497 | HK$1,947 | View |
| Wan Chai | 12 | 248 | HK$2,950 | HK$3,286 | View |
| Wong Chuk Hang | 7 | 91 | HK$2,300 | HK$2,300 | View |
The north shore is one long office corridor. Central holds the banking towers, Admiralty the government offices, Wan Chai a mix of old and new blocks, and Causeway Bay offices above the shops. Further east, North Point, Quarry Bay and Tai Koo carry the corridor on. Every Island line station is an office district with its own price.
The south side is different. Wong Chuk Hang was a factory district until the railway arrived in December 2016 and put it two stops from Admiralty. Its old warehouses now hold galleries, studios and technology firms, and two newer towers add Grade A floors. West of Central, Sheung Wan mixes trading houses and professional firms in older buildings.
The Island line is the main route. It runs from Kennedy Town in the west through Central, Admiralty, Wan Chai and Causeway Bay to Quarry Bay and Tai Koo in the east, and most offices on the Island sit a short walk from one of its stations. The South Island line branches south from Admiralty to Wong Chuk Hang, and the Tseung Kwan O line crosses the harbour from Quarry Bay.
Central and Admiralty are the interchange hubs. From either, one change reaches most of Hong Kong. The Airport Express leaves from Hong Kong station in Central, 24 minutes to the airport.
Your clients are already here. The banks, the courts, the regulators and the big firms sit on the north shore, so most meetings are a walk or a short ride.
You can choose your price without leaving the Island. A desk in Wong Chuk Hang or the eastern districts costs about half the Central rate.
Getting around is easy. One line runs the whole corridor, and Central and Admiralty connect you to everywhere else.
The trade on the Island is price against address. Central and Admiralty give the famous address at the city's top rents. Move east or south and the same office costs about half, but you give up the walk-to-client convenience.
The lower priced stock is older. Wong Chuk Hang's buildings are converted factories, so arrivals are goods entrances rather than polished lobbies. AXA Southside is the exception.
Every Hong Kong Island district, ordered by number of buildings. The prices are what one person pays a month in a private office.
District | Buildings | Office from | Desk from |
|---|---|---|---|
34 | HK$3,000 | HK$3,150 | |
16 | HK$3,000 | HK$2,800 | |
12 | HK$2,950 | HK$2,590 | |
9 | HK$2,400 | HK$1,688 | |
8 | HK$2,992 | HK$3,200 | |
7 | HK$3,100 | HK$2,800 | |
7 | HK$2,300 | HK$1,200 | |
3 | HK$4,005 | HK$3,600 | |
2 | HK$3,306 | HK$3,000 | |
1 | HK$6,400 | HK$3,500 | |
1 | HK$2,497 | Rooms only | |
1 | HK$4,690 | HK$5,500 | |
1 | HK$3,750 | HK$3,000 |
Wong Chuk Hang opens lowest on the Island. Central has the widest choice. Sheung Wan has the lowest coworking entry on the north shore at HK$1,688.
The Island holds both ends of Hong Kong's office market. Central Grade A rent stood at HK$97.5 per square foot in June 2026, with vacancy at 8.0% in July, the tightest major district in the city. Quarry Bay sits at HK$36.6 per square foot with 11.4% vacancy.
For renters, the gap between centre and east means room to negotiate in the eastern districts, and less of it in Central.
Before you enquire
From HK$2,300 a month, median HK$3,600 per desk. Cheapest is Tin Hau at HK$1,947 per desk, against Central at HK$4,840.
Yes, every district here has enough inventory for its own page.
From 1 to 99 desks, and beyond by combining adjacent suites.
No. We are paid by the operator when a deal completes.
Tailored support
Tell us what you need. A local broker comes back within 24 hours with priced options that fit, arranges the viewings and negotiates for you. You pay nothing.
Thirteen districts hold coworking space across the Island, from HK$1,200 a desk in Wong Chuk Hang and HK$1,688 in Sheung Wan to HK$3,000 and above in the central districts. Central, Causeway Bay, Wan Chai and Quarry Bay offer the widest choice.
One person starts at HK$2,300 a month in Wong Chuk Hang, HK$2,400 in Sheung Wan and HK$3,000 in Central and Causeway Bay. The top entry price is North Point at HK$6,400, for a high floor with harbour views.
Wong Chuk Hang, two stops south of Admiralty on the South Island line. One person from HK$2,300 a month, desks from HK$1,200.
At the entry level the difference is small. Central opens at HK$3,000 against HK$2,992 in Tsim Sha Tsui. The bigger gap is at the top: Central's best towers run to HK$97.5 per square foot, while Kowloon East sits at about a third of that.
Sheung Wan and Wan Chai pair central addresses with entry prices under HK$3,000 and a wide choice of centres. Wong Chuk Hang is the pick when floor space matters more than the address.
The Airport Express reaches Hong Kong station in Central in 24 minutes, and the Island line runs from there along the whole north shore.