Shops for Rent on D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong

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Shop on D'Aguilar Street, Central. Floor plan on D’Aguilar Street shows lifts, disabled lift, toilet, and a spacious open area.
Beauty Space For Lease in Central
HK$42,000 monthly
D'Aguilar Street
Shop on D'Aguilar Street, Central. Empty room on D’Aguilar Street with wooden floor, large windows, white walls, ceiling lights, and a beige curtain.
Lifestyle Floor For Lease In The Heart Of Central
HK$42,000 monthly
D'Aguilar Street
Shop on D'Aguilar Street, Central. Office lobby on D’Aguilar Street, Central with wood floors, gray couch, and small reception desk by large windows.
Fitted Wellness / Beauty Unit For Rent In Central
HK$42,000 monthly
D'Aguilar Street
Ref#3136: Spacious empty basement with white walls, exposed ceiling pipes, fluorescent lighting, and central pillar—perfect for rent as a shop or office.
Basement Rental in Central Location
HK$630,000 monthly
D'Aguilar Street
Ref#3236 is a mostly empty, dimly lit space with beige walls and white tile floorsideal for a shop or office. Three doorways lead to other rooms, overhead pipes line the ceiling, and natural light enters from the right.
Wellness Center's Ideal Rental
HK$70,000 monthly
D'Aguilar Street

Shop rents on D'Aguilar Street at a glance

Shops available
5
Typical monthly rent
HK$42k–70k
middle half of listings
Median rent per sq ft
HK$41
Median size
1,030 sq ft

Hollies has 5 shops for rent on D'Aguilar Street, Central. 4 are between 1,000 and 3,000 sq ft, and 1 is over 3,000 sq ft.

Based on the 5 listings with a published monthly rent. Updated September 2026.

Why rent a shop on D'Aguilar Street, Central, Hong Kong?

Renting a shop on D'Aguilar Street in Hong Kong offers a prime opportunity to establish a business in one of Central's most vibrant and popular areas, known for its bustling nightlife and strong foot traffic. The street is located near the famous Lan Kwai Fong district, a hotspot for tourists and locals attracted to its mix of foreign restaurants, bars, and lifestyle shops, which enhances business visibility and customer access. Additionally, D'Aguilar Street has historical significance and a unique cultural atmosphere that can add value to retail or hospitality ventures. Flexible retail spaces are available for rent, catering to various business needs and allowing tenants to tap into the dynamic Central market environment. This combination of location, customer flow, and diverse commercial offerings makes D'Aguilar Street an attractive choice for renting a shop in Hong Kong.

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

Renting a shop on D'Aguilar Street in Central, Hong Kong typically costs between HK$150 to HK$400 per square foot per month, depending on the specific location, floor level, and shop condition. Ground floor retail spaces on D'Aguilar Street command premium rents due to high foot traffic from the nearby Lan Kwai Fong entertainment district, with prime locations potentially reaching HK$500 per square foot monthly. Upper floor retail units generally cost 20-30% less than ground floor spaces, while basement level shops may offer more affordable options starting from HK$100 per square foot. The rental cost for D'Aguilar Street shops varies significantly based on factors such as shop size, lease terms, tenant mix in the building, and proximity to major attractions like the escalator system connecting Central to Mid-Levels. Prospective tenants should also budget for additional costs including government rates, management fees, air conditioning charges, and typically 2-3 months deposit plus one month advance rent when securing a retail lease on this popular Central Hong Kong street.

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

D'Aguilar Street runs uphill from Queen's Road Central into Lan Kwai Fong, so its foot traffic changes through the day. In the morning and at lunchtime it carries office workers moving between Central MTR station, the offices along Queen's Road Central and the lunch spots further up the slope. From early evening the upper section becomes one of the busiest nightlife stretches on Hong Kong Island, with crowds building late into the night on Thursdays, Fridays and weekends. The lower end sees steadier daytime pedestrian flow, while the upper end depends more on the evening crowd. The street suits food and beverage operators, convenience retail and brands that want visibility with both office workers and a late-night audience.

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