Portland 180+ 

180 Portland Street, Mong Kok, Hong Kong

Building Description

Portland 180+ is a prime commercial building located at 180 Portland Street, strategically situated in one of Hong Kong's bustling neighborhoods. This building provides an ideal environment for retail shops and food and beverage (F&B) establishments, making it a desirable location for businesses looking to lease or rent space in a vibrant area. With its modern design and flexible layouts, Portland 180+ caters to a variety of commercial needs, whether for a chic café, a casual dining restaurant, or a trendy retail shop.

The building features ample foot traffic and visibility, which are critical for any successful retail or F&B business. Its proximity to public transportation and key amenities enhances its appeal, ensuring that businesses at Portland 180+ benefit from a steady flow of customers. Each available unit within the building is designed to accommodate the specific requirements of shops and restaurants, providing a conducive atmosphere for both entrepreneurs and patrons alike.

With competitive leasing options and a focus on fostering an engaging commercial community, Portland 180+ stands out as a top choice for business owners in Hong Kong. Whether you are looking to rent a vibrant shop space or lease a cutting-edge F&B unit, Portland 180+ at 180 Portland Street offers unparalleled opportunities to thrive in a dynamic urban setting.

Type
Usage
Retail
Grade
C
Year of Completion
1966
Ownership
Single Owner
Floors
A/C Type
Floor Area
Elevator
Nearby Transports

Building Location

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