Colliers International has been appointed as sole agent for the sale of select premises located in Victoria Centre at 15 Watson Road, North Point. The premises features consecutive office floors, a high efficiency ratio layout and three car parking spaces and will be available for sale through invitation.

Victoria Centre is located in the core business area of Island East. Most of the surrounding properties are Grade A office buildings and hotels including Citicorp Centre, AIA Tower, 148 Electric Road and Harbour Grand Hong Kong. Easily accessible by most means of public transport, Victoria Centre is within close proximity to the MTR Fortress Hill station. The property is suitable for corporates to set up their headquarters, as well as for self-use or investment.

The premises on offer are located on the lower levels, with floor areas ranging from roughly 4,200 sq. ft. to 30,000 sq.ft. to reach a total gross floor area of approximately 46,200 sq.ft. Select parts of the premises have an independent staircase connecting to the building. The floor layout offers a high efficiency ratio of over 80% while also enjoying wide open views.

Willis Mak, Executive Director, Capital Markets and Investment Services of Colliers International Hong Kong, told WILLIAMS MEDIA "Thanks to the ongoing decentralisation trend, the office vacancy rate in Island East remains low, thus supporting rents in the area. Currently owned by a renowned global corporation for self-use, this rare property with consecutive office floors offers a stunning view of Victoria Harbour and also lies in close proximity with the CBD, with many key locations in the CBD only a 7-minute drive away. The practical layout of the premises is suitable for corporates, and I believe it is perfect for long-term investors and for self-use by companies."

Willis Mak, Executive Director, Capital Markets and Investment Services of Colliers International Hong Kong - Supplied Colliers INternational

The sale of the premises will be conducted by invitation. The spaces on offer will be suitable for long-term investors and for self-use by companies. Colliers believes that the sale will attract multinational companies, as well as developers and investors from China and Hong Kong. The closing date will be 12 noon, 3 May 2019 (Friday).

For more details of this property, please feel free to contact Willis Mak, Executive Director, Capital Markets and Investment Services of Colliers International Hong Kong via the contact details.

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