West Kowloon is an emerging area that combines businesses, arts and leisure. With the iconic International Commerce Centre (ICC), the tallest building in the city, and the developing West Kowloon Cultural District boasting multiple museums and waterfront parks, this area holds immense appeal for entrepreneurs and established businesses looking for a prestige address for their businesses. The close proximity to the West Kowloon Cultural District attracts businesses in arts and design, such as the auction house Phillips. On the other hand, West Kowloon’s ICC is home to a high concentration of finance institutions, including banks, investment banks and fintech companies. Notable tenants include Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley, making it an influential business hub.

The district's exceptional connectivity stems from its location at the heart of Hong Kong's new developing infrastructures. Employees and clients can easily access major transportation hubs, such as the Kowloon MTR station, which provides convenient travel to the airport and throughout the city via the Airport Express and Tung Chung Line. The public transportation terminus at Elements also offers a network of bus and minibus routes. Furthermore, the area is ideally positioned to reap the benefits of increased cross-border traffic and the business opportunities arising from the West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station, an excellent choice for frequent travellers to mainland China, as well as the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge.

West Kowloon offer plenty of options when it comes to amenities and experiences. Apart from the luxurious accommodations provided by The Ritz-Carlton and W Hotel, which cater to both business and leisure travellers, the district offers a diverse selection of dining options. Within the Elements complex, individuals can indulge in fine dining with stunning harbour views, savour delightful offerings at boutique cafés, or enjoy trendy bars with al fresco outdoor areas. The accessibility to major transportation hubs to mainland China also attracts luxury brands to establish a presence in the Elements shopping mall.

When you need to unwind, the West Kowloon Cultural District beckons with its Art Park and waterfront promenade. These spaces have become popular destinations for weekend picnics and are adored by pet parents. Throughout the year, a variety of events such as music festivals and marketplace, further enrich the cultural scene. Moreover, the district is home to several major museums, including the highly anticipated M+, Palace Museum, and Xiqu Center, providing great cultural experiences.

West Kowloon caters to diverse office space needs, primarily within the ICC. This prominent skyscraper offers state-of-the-art facilities and meticulously designed office spaces tailored to the requirements of established companies. Additionally, the district offers coworking spaces and serviced offices, providing flexible workspaces for entrepreneurs and freelancers. As a newly developing commercial area, the majority of office options in West Kowloon lean towards the high-end spectrum, reflecting in the rental rates.

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