Investment Property Showcase

One Island South is a quality Grade A commercial building located on the Southside of Hong Kong Island. With the future Wong Chuk Hang MTR Station opening in 2015 just next to the building, One Island South will be just a two-stop, five-minute ride from Admiralty.

A 29-storey building is equipped with eight passenger lifts and two cargo lifts, and is ideally located on a corner site with an extensive frontage enjoying inspiring views of Deep Water Bay, Ocean Park and Shum Wan. The building offers an huge floor space, a whole floor is 30,000 sq ft, coupled with generous 3.65-metre structural headroom. Minimal columns in the office spaces give a very good sense of spaciousness.

Lippo Centre comprises two office towers connected by a retail podium. This is one of the most distinctive office developments in Hong Kong, and is one of the most traded strata-titled office buildings on Hong Kong Island.

Built in 1987 and 1988, Lippo Centre rests on top of the Admiralty MTR Station and the Queensway Plaza bus terminus, and is also interconnected with various office developments via the Queensway Pedestrian-Link Walkway.

Fortis Bank Tower is situated at the heart of Wanchai, with good vehicular access. It is highly accessible on foot via the nearby footbridge connecting the Wanchai MTR Station (which is only a two-minute walk from Fortis Bank Tower) and Convention Plaza.

The property provides partial sea and city views, with a typical floorplate of about 6,350 sq ft. Ample car parking spaces are available. Moreover, it is professionally managed and has competitive management fees, and is close to various food and beverage outlets.

The shop is located in the most sought-after Causeway Bay area. Yiu Wa Street is to be rejuvenated by the new development, which is just next to the property, bringing more pedestrian traffic, as well as a vibrant energy because of its modern amenities and brand-new image.

Lippo Centre comprises two office towers connected by a retail podium. This is one of the most distinctive office developments in Hong Kong, and is one of the most traded strata-titled office buildings on Hong Kong Island.

Built in 1987 and 1988, Lippo Centre rests on top of the Admiralty MTR Station and the Queensway Plaza bus terminus, and is also interconnected with various office developments via the Queensway Pedestrian-Link Walkway.

This property is located in a low-density area in a tranquil environment near the giant shopping mall, Festival Walk, and the Kowloon Tong MTR inter-change station.

Located at the heart of Causeway Bay, the property is a 16-storey, Ginza-type commercial building, with a massive transportation network, and only a two-minutes walk to the MTR station. Many well-known shopping arcades are nearby, such as SOGO, Times Square and WTC More, which generate a huge pedestrian flow. The Central Mansion Redevelopment Project on the opposite side of the street will also enhance the locality.

This is a 9,000 sq ft, three-storey space located next to the Prince Edward MTR Station, and is currently rented to a reputable education centre.

Shun Tak Centre comprises two office towers with close to 2,000,000 sq ft of office space resting on top of the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal and a multi-storey retail podium.

The property is well served by various modes of transportation: it is directly connected to the Sheung Wan MTR Station and is adjacent to the Central (Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal) bus terminus.