Nestled in the quieter corner of bustling Kowloon, Hung Hom was once a dockyard area After years of redevelopment, it is now a popular commercial and residential area. With its picturesque waterfront walks, and rich local culture, this is a thriving hub for various industries, from trading and shipping companies to manufacturers, wholesalers, logistics providers, and utilities. While the industrial buildings concentrated on Ma Tau Wai Road and Hung Hom Road, the modern office buildings are mainly located along the harbour front promenade. Renowned companies such as China Light and Power Company Limited (CLP Group), Canon, and China Life Insurance have established their presence in Hung Hom.

Hung Hom is home to major transportation hubs, ensuring easy access for employees and clients alike. The Hung Hom MTR station serves the East Rail line, connecting all the way to Shenzhen and Admiralty, as well as the Tuen Ma Line. Besides, you can also catch the Kwun Tong line at the Whampoa MTR station, located within the well-known middle-class housing estate, Whamphoa Garden. Key public transportation options, including buses, minibuses, and taxis, are readily available at the terminal in front of Hung Hom station and throughout the district. Thanks to its strategic location at the entrance of the Cross Harbour Tunnel, it is convenient to go to or from Hong Kong Island. For those looking for an alternative mode of transportation and skip the traffic, the Hung Hom (North) Ferry Pier also provides ferry services to North Point and Central throughout the day.

Hung Hom offers a wealth of amenities for businesses and office workers. From upscale accommodations such as Kerry Hotel and Harbour Grand Hotel, which provides a comfortable stay on the waterfront for visitors and clients, to the buzzing culinary scene, with local eateries like Sze Sun Hamburger and Moon Lok Tong serving up authentic flavours and culture. For a memorable evening, head to Red Sugar, a bar with a stunning harbour view, perfect for unwinding after a productive day.

It is also worth mentioning the iconic Hong Kong Coliseum, a leading entertainment venue that hosts sports events and international music concerts, is situated in Hung Hom. If you’re looking to shop, The Whampoa shopping mall, which is known for its cruise ship shape, offers over 300 outlets, restaurants and entertainment spots in the mid-price range.

In terms of office space, whether you are looking for coworking spaces, serviced offices, commercial buildings, or industrial buildings, Hung Hom has it all. The industrial buildings concentrated on Man Yue Street, Man Lok Street, and Sung On Street, such as Kaiser Estate and Harbor Centre, are popular choices for wholesalers, trading and shipping companies. Meanwhile, the Hung Hom Promenade is home to new commercial office buildings, including, catering to businesses seeking modern and convenient office spaces.

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