Shops for Rent on Aberdeen Street, Hong Kong

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Prime Retail Shop Lease in Central Location
HK$60,000 monthly
Aberdeen Street

Shop rents on Aberdeen Street at a glance

Shops available
1
Monthly rent
HK$60,000
Rent per sq ft
HK$57
Size
1,050 sq ft

Hollies has 1 shop for rent on Aberdeen Street, Central: 1,050 sq ft at HK$60,000 a month. For more choice nearby, see all 107 shops for rent in Central.

Updated September 2025.

Why rent a shop on Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong?

Renting a shop on Aberdeen Street, Hong Kong, offers a strategic location at the border between the vibrant districts of Sheung Wan and Central, placing businesses in the heart of a dynamic urban area known for its mix of historic charm and modern creativity. Aberdeen Street is home to the PMQ building, a renowned hub for Hong Kong’s creative industries, housing over 100 small galleries and design stores featuring unique local designers, which attracts a diverse and trend-conscious clientele. The street’s proximity to popular dining spots like Aberdeen Street Social and the century-old Lin Heung Tea House adds to its appeal by ensuring high foot traffic from locals and tourists alike. This combination of cultural heritage, creative commerce, and excellent dining options makes Aberdeen Street an ideal choice for retailers seeking vibrant exposure and connection to Hong Kong’s eclectic market. Additionally, its steep, scenic layout and accessible intersections enhance visibility and accessibility for shoppers, further boosting potential business success. Renting here not only anchors a shop in a culturally rich and historically significant area but also positions it within a thriving commercial ecosystem that supports creative and upscale retail ventures.

How much does it cost to rent a shop on Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong?

The cost to rent a shop on Aberdeen Street in Central Hong Kong varies significantly depending on the specific location, size, and condition of the property, with monthly rental prices typically ranging from HK$80,000 to HK$300,000 or more for prime retail spaces. Ground floor shops on Aberdeen Street, which is located in Hong Kong's prestigious Central business district, command premium rents due to the area's high foot traffic, proximity to major commercial buildings, and excellent transportation links including Central MTR station. Smaller retail units of approximately 200-500 square feet may start around HK$80,000 per month, while larger premium spaces exceeding 1,000 square feet can easily exceed HK$200,000 monthly, with some flagship locations reaching HK$500,000 or higher. Factors affecting Aberdeen Street shop rental costs include the exact position along the street, floor level, shop frontage width, lease duration, and current market conditions, with landlords often requiring substantial security deposits equivalent to 3-6 months rent plus additional fees for management and utilities, making Aberdeen Street one of the most expensive retail rental locations in Hong Kong's Central district.

What's the foot traffic like on Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong?

Aberdeen Street climbs steeply from Queen's Road Central up through the SoHo and NoHo area, crossing Hollywood Road and Staunton Street on the way. Foot traffic is steady rather than heavy, made up of office workers, local residents and visitors exploring the galleries, design shops and cafes around PMQ, which sits on the street. Weekday lunchtimes and weekend afternoons tend to be the busiest periods, while the upper, steeper sections are quieter. Most passers-by are on foot, as the slope and narrow pavements limit casual car stops. The street suits design-led retailers, galleries, concept stores and cafes that benefit from a creative, destination-driven crowd.

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