Wong Chuk Hang is another upcoming commercial area on the southeastern part of Hong Kong Island. The area used to be an industrial hub with over a thousand of factories and warehouses in the 80s. Over the past decade, the area has seen revitalization with many of the industrial buildings turned into cool studios and showrooms, restaurants and hotels. There are also several major redevelopment projects in the area, from modern office towers to new MTR station, no wonder this bustling district has become an ideal location for office space, popular among creative fields such as advertising, design, and media. The sense of vitality also attracts technology startups, fintech enterprises and the likes.

In terms of accessibility, Wong Chuk Hang offers various publication transportation options to the rest of the city. The Wong Chuk Hang MTR station is on the South Island line, which is only two stops away from Admiralty, making it a preferred transportation for office workers and clients alike. Other than MTR, there is a network of buses and minibuses connecting various parts of the island. Many of these routes extend to Kowloon and the New Territories via the Aberdeen Tunnel and the Cross Harbour Tunnel. It is easy and convenient for employees and clients to reach the area. For leisure, the Aberdeen Pier also provide ferry services to the outlying islands such as Po Tai Island.

There is a selection of boutique hotels in the area offering different accommodation options for business and leisure travellers, including the chic lifestyle hotel The Arca, Ovolo Southside and the Hong Kong Marriott Ocean Park Hotel, a resort attached to the Ocean Park. Dining options are equally impressive. Whether you're in the mood for fine dining or prefer a cosy coffee shop, Wong Chuk Hang has something to satisfy every palate. Do not afraid to visit the industrial buildings as many has turned the spacious space into restaurants, bars and cafés. On the other hand, the neighbouring Aberdeen was once the home to the Tanka people, who used to lived on boats in the Aberdeen Harbour and generally associated with the fishing industry. That is why the area is famous among locals and tourists for seafood at the Aberdeen Fish Market. Wong Chuk Hang has no shortage of networking and socializing spots.

When it comes to office space, the commercial area offers a range of options, with high-rise office towers mostly concentrated along Wong Chuk Hang Road. Whether you're a freelancer or a small team looking for flexible workspace, or your business requires a larger space or specific facilities, there are plenty of coworking spaces, serviced offices, commercial buildings and industrial buildings that can accommodate different needs. These office spaces are designed with modern and thoughtful layouts, integrating state-of-the-art facilities and technology infrastructure.

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