Two Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty
Admiralty · 4 min to Admiralty MTR · 1 to 99 people
Serviced officefrom HK$11,952 /month
Coworkingfrom HK$8,000 /month /person
The Executive Centre Hong Kong: better rate, negotiated for you.
276 offices for rent across 11 buildings
The Executive Centre has eleven office centres in Hong Kong, and eight of them are in Central. The spaces are the top end of the local market: Grade A towers, hotel style reception, designer furniture and a barista in the members lounge. Rooms hold one person, or a team of 200. Every centre also sells coworking space. A seat in a private office starts at HK$6,000 a month. Every price on this page is what The Executive Centre is asking. We negotiate the one you sign, and the operator pays our fee.
Buildings
11
Central, Quarry Bay and Admiralty
Offices available
276
154 office sizes
Offices from
HK$6,000
per month
Team sizes
1 to 99
desks
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Office space at The Executive Centre in Admiralty
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About The Executive Centre
Who The Executive Centre Are
The Executive Centre was founded in Hong Kong in 1994 and is still run from here. These are home centres, not a foreign chain's branch office.
It now runs more than 260 centres in 38 cities, with over 60,000 members.
For a tenant, that means a well established operator and a membership that works across Asia. A colleague passing through Tokyo or Singapore has somewhere to sit.
Where They Are In Hong Kong
Eleven centres in three districts: eight in Central, one in Admiralty and two in Quarry Bay.
The Central eight are One IFC, The Hong Kong Club Building, Three Garden Road, Two Chinachem Central, Nexxus Building, Prosperity Tower, AIA Tower and 28 Stanley Street. That is eight addresses inside a square kilometre. You can move between them as your team changes size, without leaving the district.
One IFC is a minute from Hong Kong station, where the Airport Express runs. The Hong Kong Club Building and Nexxus Building are both three minutes from a station, and Two Chinachem Central is four.
Two Pacific Place in Admiralty is four minutes from Admiralty station. It sits in the Pacific Place complex, with the mall and three hotels under the same roof.
The two Quarry Bay centres are on the eastern side of Hong Kong Island. PCCW Tower is five minutes from Quarry Bay station and One Island East is six minutes from Tai Koo, both on the Island line. The Quarry Bay centres cost less than the Central ones. A room for four is HK$18,000 a month at PCCW Tower and HK$71,800 at One IFC.
What The Spaces Are Like
All eleven centres are in prime Grade A towers, with hotel style reception, heavy materials, art on the walls and height adjustable workstations. Three Garden Road takes 27,437 square feet across levels 43 and 44 of Champion Tower, with floor to ceiling windows onto Victoria Harbour. The furniture there is Timothy Oulton and the doors run on Salto bluetooth keyless locks. Champion Tower holds a Hong Kong Institute of Architects Silver Medal.
Three features are hard to find anywhere else in the city:
**A staffed barista bar.** A full time barista works the members lounge at selected Hong Kong centres, Prosperity Tower among them. Coffee is made by a person, not a machine.
**Mini data centres inside the centre.** You can rack your own servers on site, a few floors from your trading floor in Central. Firms that cannot put their kit in a cupboard otherwise rent space elsewhere for it.
**Interiors by named designers.** Three Garden Road was designed by Fiona Hardie ID. It won Best Office Interior Design at the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards, and its two floors were given deliberately different styles.
What The Executive Centre Costs
A seat in a private office starts at HK$6,000 a month at One Island East in Quarry Bay. It reaches HK$17,950 at One IFC. The service is the same in both. What changes is the tower, the address and the view.
A room for four runs from HK$18,000 at PCCW Tower in Quarry Bay to HK$71,800 at One IFC. Three Garden Road, the award winning one, is HK$32,000.
Coworking space is sold at all eleven centres, so one person can sit in the building where another firm has a full floor. It starts at HK$3,950 a month per person, at PCCW Tower and One Island East in Quarry Bay and at Prosperity Tower in Central. The highest is HK$9,000 at One IFC.
Meeting rooms are charged on top of the rent, at a member rate, and booked in the MyTEC app.
The minimum term is three months, rather than the three year lease a conventional office needs. The deposit is two months and the notice period is three months. Furniture and the service are in the monthly rate, so there is no fit-out bill at the start.
Who The Executive Centre Suits
The Executive Centre suits companies that want a top of market Central address with the service to match.
That covers regional headquarters, law firms, fund managers and professional services firms. What they have in common is clients who arrive in the lobby and judge the company by it. It also suits a growing team that wants a whole floor built, branded and run for it.
It also suits companies whose people travel, because one membership opens more than 260 centres across Asia, the Gulf and Australia.
[Bela Offices](/operators/bela-offices/) in The Center or One Chinachem Central has premium private rooms at a lower monthly rate. [Compass Offices](/operators/compass-offices/) covers six districts to the same quiet professional standard, including Tsim Sha Tsui, Causeway Bay and Sheung Wan. [Garage Society](/operators/garage-society/) and [Blueprint](/operators/blueprint/) in Quarry Bay put more personality into the room. The Executive Centre suits companies for whom the address matters.
Asking prices
What The Executive Centre costs
A desk in a private office starts at HK$6,000 a month at One Island East in Quarry Bay. It reaches HK$17,950 at One IFC. The service is the same in both. What changes is the tower, the address and the view.
A room for four runs from HK$18,000 at PCCW Tower in Quarry Bay to HK$71,800 at One IFC. Three Garden Road, the award winning one, is HK$32,000.
Coworking space is sold at all eleven centres, so one person can sit in the building where another firm has a full floor. It starts at HK$3,950 a month per person, at PCCW Tower and One Island East in Quarry Bay and at Prosperity Tower in Central. The highest is HK$9,000 at One IFC.
Meeting rooms are charged on top of the rent, at a member rate, and booked in the MyTEC app. If your week is mostly meetings, put that in the budget before you sign.
The minimum term is three months, rather than the three year lease a conventional office needs. The deposit is two months and the notice period is three months. Furniture and the service are in the monthly rate, so there is no fit-out bill at the start.
Where they are, by district
Offices in Central8 The Executive Centre buildings · from HK$8,000Offices in Quarry Bay2 The Executive Centre buildings · from HK$6,000Offices in Admiralty1 The Executive Centre building · from HK$11,952
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Before you enquire
Questions about this operator
How much does an office at The Executive Centre cost?
A seat in a private office starts at HK$6,000 a month, at One Island East in Quarry Bay. The highest opening price is HK$17,950, at One IFC. A room for four runs from HK$18,000 at PCCW Tower to HK$71,800 at One IFC. Those are asking prices and we negotiate the one you sign.
Where are The Executive Centre offices in Hong Kong?
Eleven centres in three districts. Eight in Central, one in Admiralty at Two Pacific Place, and two in Quarry Bay. Every one is a few minutes' walk from an MTR station, and One IFC is a minute from Hong Kong station.
Does The Executive Centre have coworking space?
Yes, at all eleven centres. It starts at HK$3,950 a month per person, at PCCW Tower and One Island East in Quarry Bay and at Prosperity Tower in Central. One IFC is the highest at HK$9,000, and Three Garden Road is HK$8,000.
Who owns The Executive Centre?
KKR and TIGA Investments, a Singapore firm. The two agreed to buy the company on 31 May 2021 from HPEF Capital Partners and CVC Capital Partners, and management kept a stake. In September 2026 funds managed by Apollo put in USD 585 million, mostly to refinance debt and fund new centres. The company was founded in Hong Kong in 1994 and is still run from here.
What is included in the rent?
Furniture, high speed wifi, IT support, 24 hour access, a staffed reception and the members lounge with tea and coffee. Phone booths, call rooms, storage lockers and community events come with it, and selected centres have a full time barista.
Are meeting rooms included?
No. They are charged on top of the rent, at a member rate, and booked in the MyTEC app.
How long is a contract?
Three months is the minimum, rather than the three year lease a conventional office needs. The deposit is two months and the notice period is three months.
What does Nextspace charge?
Nothing. The Executive Centre pays us when a deal completes, so the search costs you nothing.
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