




Tsim Sha Tsui · Hong Kong · Silvercord Tower 2, 30 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tsim Sha Tsui · 5 min to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR · 1 to 99 people
438 offices for rent across 12 buildings
Compass Offices runs twelve office centres in Hong Kong. The spaces are quiet and professional, in Grade A towers, with a staffed reception. Rooms take one person up to twenty or more. Most centres are a few minutes from an MTR station. A seat in a private office starts at HK$3,200 a month. Every price on this page is what Compass is asking. We negotiate the one you sign, and the operator pays our fee.





Tsim Sha Tsui · Hong Kong · Silvercord Tower 2, 30 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tsim Sha Tsui · 5 min to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR · 1 to 99 people





Silvercord Tower 2, 30 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tsim Sha Tsui · 5 min to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR · 1 to 99 people
The operator
Compass Offices was set up in Hong Kong in December 2009 by Andrew Chung and Lachlan Sloan. Andrew Chung is still Founder and Chairman. The company is private and founder led.
It now runs 32 centres in nine cities: Hong Kong, Tokyo, Osaka, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ho Chi Minh City, Manila, Sydney and Melbourne. Hong Kong is the largest of the nine, with twelve.
That matters if you are growing. A team that opens in Tokyo or Singapore keeps the same office standards.
Twelve buildings across six districts.
| District | Building | Private office from | |---|---|---| | Central | Bank of Dongguan Tower | HK$3,200 | | Central | China Building | HK$5,000 | | Central | 9 Queen's Road Central | HK$6,000 | | Admiralty | Admiralty Centre Tower 2 | HK$3,950 | | Admiralty | Admiralty Centre Tower 1 | HK$4,000 | | Sheung Wan | Infinitus Plaza | HK$4,450 | | Sheung Wan | Wing On Centre | HK$5,500 | | Causeway Bay | Lee Garden One | HK$6,000 | | Causeway Bay | Lee Garden Two | HK$6,000 | | Tsim Sha Tsui | Silvercord Tower 1 | HK$6,000 | | Tsim Sha Tsui | Silvercord Tower 2 | HK$6,000 | | North Point | AIA Tower | HK$6,400 |
Three of these are pairs in the same complex: Admiralty Centre, Silvercord and the Lee Gardens. You can take more space later without changing your address.
Every centre sits on or beside an MTR station. China Building is above Central Exit D1. Infinitus Plaza connects into Sheung Wan Exit E5, so you can reach the floor without going outside.
The centres are in Grade A and good Grade B towers in the business districts. Rooms are designer fitted with ergonomic furniture. Every centre has a staffed reception, a pantry, breakout space and phone booths. Manager suites are soundproofed. Several centres run over more than one floor, and Infinitus Plaza spans five.
Compass is very good at providing:
**SFC licence-ready offices.** Rooms built to meet Securities and Futures Commission requirements, and described by Compass as audit ready. For an asset manager or an SFC intermediary, this is the shortest route to a compliant address.
**Examination and tutorial rooms.** Sold by the hour for certification tests and recruitment assessments. Almost nobody else offers them.
**Server rack space you can tailor.** Secure VLANs and dedicated server racks, for firms that cannot put their kit in a cupboard.
A seat in a private office starts at HK$3,200 a month at Bank of Dongguan Tower in Central. It reaches HK$6,400 at AIA Tower in North Point. The service is the same in both. What changes is the address.
The pattern holds as teams get larger. A room for four runs from HK$12,800 at Bank of Dongguan Tower to HK$24,000 at 9 Queen's Road Central.
Coworking space is sold at three of the twelve centres:
| Building | District | Per person, per month | |---|---|---| | Silvercord Tower 2 | Tsim Sha Tsui | HK$3,000 | | AIA Tower | North Point | HK$3,500 | | Infinitus Plaza | Sheung Wan | HK$5,000 |
Meeting rooms are charged by the hour, from HK$346, rather than included as an allowance.
Contracts run monthly or yearly rather than for three years. The deposit is two months and the notice period is three months.
Compass Offices suits companies that want a consistent professional address across several districts.
That covers a lot of people. Branch offices of overseas firms, professional practices, regulated financial firms, and any team from one person to a full floor. What they have in common is wanting a private room with a door, in a tower their clients recognise, without running the office themselves.
It also suits companies that expect to grow inside the same building, or to open in another Asian city with one supplier.
[Blueprint](/operators/blueprint/) in Quarry Bay and [Garage Society](/operators/garage-society/) put more design into the space. [The Executive Centre](/operators/executive-centre/) is the premium end of the Hong Kong market. Compass sits between the two and suits companies that need a serious address and a quiet floor.
Asking prices
A desk in a private office starts at HK$3,200 a month at Bank of Dongguan Tower in Central. It reaches HK$6,400 at AIA Tower in North Point. The service is the same in both. What changes is the address.
The pattern holds as teams get larger. A room for four runs from HK$12,800 at Bank of Dongguan Tower to HK$24,000 at 9 Queen's Road Central.
Coworking space is sold at three of the twelve centres. Silvercord Tower 2 in Tsim Sha Tsui is HK$3,000 a month, AIA Tower in North Point is HK$3,500 and Infinitus Plaza in Sheung Wan is HK$5,000.
Meeting rooms are charged by the hour, from HK$346, rather than included as an allowance. If your week is mostly meetings, put that in the budget before you sign.
Contracts run monthly or yearly rather than for three years. The deposit is two months and the notice period is three months.
Before you enquire
A seat in a private office starts at HK$3,200 a month at Bank of Dongguan Tower in Central. The highest opening price is HK$6,400, at AIA Tower in North Point. A room for four runs from HK$12,800 to HK$24,000 depending on the building. Those are asking prices and we negotiate the one you sign.
Twelve buildings across six districts. Three in Central, two in Admiralty, two in Sheung Wan, two in Causeway Bay, two in Tsim Sha Tsui and one in North Point. Every one is on or beside an MTR station.
Yes, at three of the twelve centres. Silvercord Tower 2 in Tsim Sha Tsui is HK$3,000 a month per person, AIA Tower in North Point is HK$3,500, and Infinitus Plaza in Sheung Wan is HK$5,000. The other nine sell private rooms only.
Furniture, internet, utilities, cleaning, 24 hour secure access, a staffed reception, on-site IT support and the business lounge. Community events and access to the wider Asia Pacific network come with it.
No. Compass charges meeting rooms by the hour, from HK$346, rather than giving you an allowance.
Monthly or yearly, rather than the three year lease a conventional office needs. The deposit is two months and the notice period is three months.
It depends on who comes to see you. If clients visit often, the Central and Admiralty addresses carry more weight. If they rarely do, Bank of Dongguan Tower gives you the same service for less.
Nothing. Compass pays us when a deal completes, so the search costs you nothing.
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