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3727

2/F Retail Premises – Large Format Opportunity

Subject to Offer

Yip Kan Street

Shop

Wong Chuk Hang

11,823

Sq. Ft. (Gross)

3727

Location and General Information

A substantial 11,823 sq ft second‑floor retail premises is now available for lease, offering a rare opportunity for large‑format operators seeking expansive, open-plan space. This proposed 2/F unit is well‑suited for brands or businesses requiring significant floor area for merchandising, customer flow, or showroom display.

The asking rent is negotiable, making this an attractive option for tenants evaluating large retail footprints in a competitive market.

Property Details

Floor: 2/F – Proposed Premises
Total Area (MFA): Approx. 11,823 sq ft
Asking Rental: Negotiable
Management Fee & A/C Charge: HK$5.5 per sq ft
Air‑Conditioning Supply:
- Central A/C
- Operating Hours: Mon to Sun, 10:00 – 22:00
Rates / Government Rent: Borne by tenant

Ideal For

Large retail operators
Fitness centres or wellness concepts
Lifestyle, home & living, or furniture showrooms
Learning centres, education complexes, or activity hubs
Flagship retail requiring substantial space

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For further details or to arrange a viewing, please contact: Hollies Properties

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Amenities

Air

Air Conditionning

Central A/C

Deck

Outdoor Space

Toilets

CONTRACT

Licence

SHelves

Fitted Out

Entertainement

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Water Supply

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Gas Supply

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Electricity

Pricing details

Rental Price :

Subject to Offer

Management Fee :

HK$65,026 monthly

Government Rate :

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About the neighbourhood

Wong Chuk Hang, once known primarily as an industrial zone on Hong Kong Island’s south side, has rapidly reinvented itself as one of the city’s most forward-thinking commercial districts. Energized by the South Island MTR Line, which provides quick access to Admiralty and Central, the area has become a magnet for creative professionals, boutique brands, and innovative enterprises. Converted warehouse spaces now house art galleries, design studios, co-working spaces, and modern cafés, creating an ecosystem where creativity and business coexist seamlessly. The emergence of upscale dining destinations and lifestyle venues has added to its allure, transforming Wong Chuk Hang into a vibrant community of art, commerce, and culture. The district’s ongoing evolution is supported by new grade‑A office developments, lifestyle hotels, and mixed‑use projects, positioning it as a key destination for brands seeking modern spaces with character, flexibility, and proximity to Hong Kong’s southern attractions, including Ocean Park and Aberdeen Harbour. For tenants and investors, Wong Chuk Hang represents Hong Kong’s next-generation commercial opportunity—a neighborhood that celebrates its industrial spirit while embracing innovation, connectivity, and growth.