North Point
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North Point posts a juxtaposition of the contemporary and the charm of the old world as one of Hong Kong's oldest neighbourhoods. The area has undergone various developments and has reemerged as a popular office location for businesses of sorts in recent years, among them prominent creative media and advertising agencies.
The afterwork scene of unparalleled creativities lives up to its equally intriguing historical significance, with numerous cozy cafes of soothing interiors, Instagrammable rooftop bars highlighted by a chic lounge seating and cozy cabanas with a spectacular full vista of Kowloon across the Victoria Harbour; as well as fusion restaurants of different cuisines run by passionate chefs along Oil Street to the west and Tin Chiu Street to the east.
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The area also features a number of cultural offerings comprising ingenuity and innovative shops and activities. Oi! was established at a Grade II historic building originally built in 1908, the initiative serves as a non-profit art space that features rotating art exhibitions, workshops, and revitalising yoga classes. Para Site also introduced itself to the scene as Hong Kong's first artist-run space, championing local and international talent through thought-provoking exhibitions.
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Compass Offices’ business centre in North Point is located on the top floor of the building and has unobstructed views of the Victoria Harbour and mountains. Our centre at AIA Tower, a Grade A office building, comes with a corporate fit-out for 1 to 50+ desks and is equipped with enterprise level IT, superb telecom infrastructure among other management services for the convenience of our clients. AIA Tower offers a leisure club with an indoor swimming pool and a fitness centre. The ground floor of the office building is further adorned with a range of retail, dining, and grab-and-go options.
The area features an excellent public transport network, a mere 5-minute walk from Fortress Hill MTR stations. Trams and buses are also available in the neighbouring King’s. Old Street Art Space, Tin Hau Temple Road, and North Point Ferry Pier and promenade are also in the vicinity. For those in the mood for a breath of fresh air, the tower is only a short walk from one of the longest harbour front walkways in the city. Nearby hotels include the Harbour Grand Hong Kong and the City Garden Hotel Hong Kong.
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Our modern business centres dotted in major districts of Hong Kong offers those in search for flexibility and convenience. Our flexible offices cater to businesses of all sizes at prominent locations in the city without upfront CAPEX or inflated monthly overhead costs that are typical of traditional office spaces.