King Centre 

23-29 Dundas Street, Mong Kok, Hong Kong

Building Description

King Centre, located at 23-29 Dundas Street, is a prime commercial building in the heart of Hong Kong, perfectly positioned to attract both locals and tourists alike. This vibrant hub features a variety of retail shops and F&B units, making it an ideal location for businesses within the restaurant, bar, and café sectors. With its strategic location, tenants can benefit from high foot traffic and easy accessibility, which are crucial for any thriving retail operation.

As you explore the possibilities at King Centre, you will find diverse leasing options that cater to businesses of all sizes. The building offers modern facilities and flexible layouts, allowing shop owners to create an inviting atmosphere for their customers. With competitive rental rates and a strong emphasis on community engagement, leasing a space at King Centre is an opportunity not to be missed for any aspiring entrepreneur in the bustling F&B market.

In addition to its prime location and versatile spaces, King Centre is surrounded by a rich array of amenities, including public transport links, shopping destinations, and entertainment options. This environment enhances the overall appeal of the building for both tenants and their customers. Whether you are looking to rent or lease a shop in a busy commercial area, King Centre on Dundas Street stands out as a premier choice for establishing a successful retail or F&B business in Hong Kong.

Type
Usage
Office
Grade
B
Year of Completion
1993
Ownership
Multiple Owners
Floors
A/C Type
Independent A/C
Floor Area
Elevator
Nearby Transports

Building Location

Listings near King Centre

Restaurant space on Fa Yuen Street, Mong Kok. Storefront Mong Kok with lit signage shop layout diagram and menu photos displayed outside.
HK$98,000 monthly
Fa Yuen Street
Shop on Sai Yee Street, Mong Kok. People with umbrellas on a wet Sai Yee Street sidewalk near shops and a white storefront displaying a menu.
Sai Yee Street
Restaurant space on Yim Po Fong Street, Mong Kok. Entrance of The Madhouse Taproom Mong Kok with glass doors and signs at the doorway.
Yim Po Fong Street
Shop on Portland Street, Mong Kok. Four people pass a closed restaurant, under a sign reading HAVE A NICE MEAL.
HK$74,500
Portland Street
Shop on Nathan Road, Mong Kok. Street view of a McDonalds with McCafé on ground floor of a multi-story building.
HK$200,000 monthly
Nathan Road
Shop on Reclamation Street, Mong Kok. Storefront, displaying red Chinese characters, safety vests, baskets, and goods.
HK$45,150 monthly
Reclamation Street
Shop on Sai Yeung Choi Street, Mong Kok. People walk by G.I. Gatcha and BELIEVE, some are wearing masks.
HK$178,000 monthly
Sai Yeung Choi Street
Shop on Nathan Road, Mong Kok. Street view of a 759 Store with red signage and people visible inside the shop.
HK$100,000 monthly
Nathan Road
Office on Yin Chong Street, Mong Kok. Empty room with large windows, patterned wood floor, air conditioner, and view of Mong Kok Yin Chong Street apartments.
HK$22,500 monthly
Yin Chong Street
Ref#3664: Bright, empty cafe interior with large windows, light gray floors, and turquoise lamps97perfect to rent as a shop or office. Tables and chairs are stacked aside; views of a busy street with shops and parked cars outside.
HK$74,500 monthly
Portland Street
Shop on Shanghai Street, Mong Kok. Shanghai Street with tall buildings, vehicles, and pedestrians at a city intersection on a sunny day.
HK$400,000 monthly
Shanghai Street
A city street with tall buildings, including a modern glass-fronted one displaying Ref#3505 on a vibrant digital billboard with a dragon graphic, text, and QR code	6ideal for those seeking to rent shop or office space.
HK$550,000 monthly
Argyle Street