Shops for Rent on On Lan Street, Hong Kong

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Ref#3600 is a narrow, multi-story building with a black facade and large windows on a city street. The brightly lit ground floor entrance displays signage, making it ideal for office or shop rentals amidst surrounding tall buildings.
Entire 5 Storeys Retail Unit with Lift in Central
HK$198,000 monthly
On Lan Street
Ref#3549: Office space available for rent, marked by TO LET and Chinese characters on the windows. A blue motorcycle parking sign is located at the street-level entrance.
Retail/Showroom Unit for Rent near Central MTR Station
HK$98,000 monthly
On Lan Street
Ref#3251 is a vacant storefront with large glass windows, a gold frame, and a blue horizontal stripe across the center. Located along a city sidewalk, it's ideal to rent for a shop or restaurant. The interior is empty and ready for use.
Prime Retail Space for Lease Near Central MTR Station
HK$180,000 monthly
On Lan Street
A closed storefront with a large black sign displaying Chinese characters for "prime shop for rent" (Ref#3250). The area around the door and sign appears worn and slightly weathered, ideal for shop rental.
Prime Retail Space for Lease Near Central MTR Station
HK$180,000 monthly
On Lan Street

Shop rents on On Lan Street at a glance

Shops available
4
Typical monthly rent
HK$160k–185k
middle half of listings
Median rent per sq ft
HK$202
Median size
740 sq ft

Hollies has 4 shops for rent on On Lan Street, Central. 3 are under 1,000 sq ft, and 1 is over 3,000 sq ft.

Based on the 4 listings with a published monthly rent. Updated September 2025.

Why rent a shop on On Lan Street, Central, Hong Kong?

Renting a shop on On Lan Street in Hong Kong offers a unique opportunity to establish a presence in a charming, low-rise area within Central that blends a quaint atmosphere with contemporary retail appeal. On Lan Street is known for its concentration of boutique stores, especially those related to high-end and independent fashion brands, which attract shoppers seeking exclusive and curated experiences. The street's strategic location near Wyndham Street and other busy shopping districts makes it convenient for both local and tourist foot traffic, providing excellent visibility and access. Although some older boutiques have recently been displaced due to redevelopment, this is creating new opportunities for fresh retail ventures to tap into the evolving fashion and lifestyle market in Central Hong Kong. For businesses aiming to combine a distinctive shopping environment with proximity to key commercial hubs, renting on On Lan Street is an attractive prospect.

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

Renting a shop on On Lan Street in Central, Hong Kong typically costs between HK$80 to HK$200 per square foot per month, depending on the exact location, floor level, and property condition. Ground floor retail spaces on On Lan Street command premium prices due to high foot traffic and proximity to major commercial buildings, banks, and the Central MTR station. Shop rental costs in this prime Central district can range from HK$50,000 to HK$300,000 per month for spaces between 500 to 1,500 square feet, making On Lan Street one of the more expensive retail locations in Hong Kong. Factors affecting rental prices include street frontage, visibility, nearby anchor tenants, and lease terms, with shorter lease agreements often commanding higher monthly rates. Prospective tenants should also budget for additional costs including management fees, government rates, utility deposits, and fitting-out expenses when calculating the total cost of renting a shop on On Lan Street in Central Hong Kong.

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

On Lan Street is a short side street in the part of Central near Wyndham Street and Lan Kwai Fong, so it does not carry the through traffic of the main roads. Foot traffic is modest and mainly comes from people who know the area: office workers from nearby buildings at lunchtime and diners and drinkers in the evening, especially later in the week. Like much of this corner of Central, activity rises after work hours and is quieter on weekday mornings. Because it is tucked away, businesses here tend to rely on reputation and repeat custom rather than walk-in trade from passers-by. The street suits restaurants, bars, boutiques and destination businesses that draw customers deliberately rather than depending on casual footfall.

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