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  "source": "Fashion Week Venues",
  "title": "2,771 Sqft Shop Available on 1st Floor in Wanchai",
  "description": "This 2,771 square foot shop is situated on the first floor in Wanchai and is offered in a bare-shell condition. The space includes essential amenities such as internet access, air conditioning, a security system, and a well-equipped stock room. It features counters, fitting rooms, garment racks, essential lighting, and heating facilities. Additional amenities comprise furniture, sound and video equipment, electricity, parking, and access to an elevator. The kitchen area further enhances the utility of the space. Monthly management fees are HK$7,343, with air conditioning costs at HK$8,867 per month and government rates of HK$13,500 per quarter.",
  "tldr": "A 257 sqm (2,771 sq ft) bare shell first floor retail unit for rent in Causeway Bay on the Wan Chai District border of Hong Kong Island, laid out as a single open plate with elevator access and fitted back of house. The shell condition means brands build their own concept from the slab, so it reads as a blank fashion showroom rather than an inherited store. Best For Strongest fit is a full term flagship or concept retail space, followed by a permanent fashion showroom running wholesale appointments and buyer previews behind a public retail zone. Also available for press day and collection preview use, cocktail receptions and private evening events for up to roughly 270 guests, and sample sale space or content studio hire between selling seasons. Standout Features Fitted back of house already in place, including a dedicated stock room, fitting rooms, counters and garment racks, which removes the most expensive part of a retail fit-out. Also installed are sound and video equipment, a kitchen suitable for catering setup, air conditioning and heating, a security system, on-site parking and elevator access straight to the floor, so a press day, buyer appointments and an evening reception can run in one venue without moving. Location Causeway Bay MTR is around 3 minutes on foot, the Yee Wo Street tram stop around 2 minutes, and Hysan Place with Eslite and Apple sits roughly 1 minute away in Wan Chai District on Hong Kong Island. Ground level is fast moving with noodle shops, 7-Eleven and student traffic from mid afternoon, while the lift ride up drops the noise and the floor reads as a private address, which suits invitation-led formats and makes crew load-in straightforward. Availability Minimum rental period is 365 days at an indicative day rate of HK$3,166 (about EUR 352), with management fees of HK$7,343 per month, air conditioning at HK$8,867 per month and government rates of HK$13,500 per quarter charged separately. Allow 8 to 12 weeks lead time in Hong Kong for landlord approval and shell to store build, and note that floors of this size around Causeway Bay typically book ahead of the March art week and the September CENTRESTAGE window, so final terms are brief-based pricing on request. How to Book Enquire through Fashion Week Venues with your dates, format and build requirements and we reply within 24h with confirmed availability, landlord terms and a costed shell to store plan. Permit paperwork, staffing and fit-out coordination are handled by our team on the brand's behalf, and this address has been vetted by Fashion Week Venues, so request availability now to hold the floor.",
  "activationIdeas": "This works well as a seasonal showroom because the back of house is already fitted: stock room, garment racks, counters and fitting rooms mean you are not building storage or changing areas into a bare shell. Across 257 sqm you can hang a full two season buy along one wall and still hold three or four appointment settings on the open plate. Brands running showroom rental on upper floors like this usually bring in tables and seating through furniture rental rather than shipping them. Buyer Appointments and Wholesale Preview Strong fit, primarily because a first floor address with elevator access removes walk-in traffic entirely and lets you run a controlled appointment diary. The 2,771 sq ft plate divides comfortably into three appointment zones plus a stock room for backup sizes and reorders, with the kitchen handling coffee and working lunches on site. One practical constraint: there is a single lift, so stagger buyer arrivals at twenty minute intervals rather than clustering them. Press Day and Media Preview A credible press day venue because installed sound and video equipment, air conditioning and a working kitchen cover the three things press days usually need trucked in. In practice 40 to 60 press and stylists move through 257 sqm without congestion if you keep rails to the perimeter and leave the centre open for product plinths. Wan Chai and Admiralty hotel clusters are close enough that visiting international press arrive within a short taxi or MTR ride. Sample Sale Operationally this is one of the easier sample sale spaces to run, since fitting rooms, counters, garment racks and a dedicated stock room are already in place. The floor absorbs roughly 80 to 120 shoppers at a time with till queuing along the counter run and replenishment coming straight from the stock room. Because there is no street visibility, plan for a downstairs queue marshal and a pre-registered guest list, and confirm point of sale and payments coverage well before doors. Product Launch Suited to a launch because the sound and video equipment is installed and the single open plate gives you one clear sightline for a reveal moment. Stated occupancy is around 270, but be honest with the guest list: 120 to 150 standing reads far better once you allow for product display, a bar and a photo moment. The stock room doubles as a staging area for gifting and press kits, and parking helps with talent arrival. Influencer Event and Cocktail Reception Works particularly well for invitation led evening formats, because the lift ride up separates guests from the fast moving street below and the floor immediately reads as a private address. The kitchen handles catering staging without external prep tents, and the security system plus lift control gives you a clean door policy for around 100 to 140 guests. Pair the guest list with influencer marketing support, since this location converts on intent rather than passing footfall. Content Studio and E-commerce Shoot Bare shell condition is the reason this works as a content studio: nothing inherited to hide, full electrical supply and lighting already run in. Mornings are quiet on this stretch, so a crew of eight to twelve can shoot e-commerce or editorial through to early afternoon without street noise bleeding in. Fitting rooms serve as talent changing, the stock room holds wardrobe and steamers, and the lift takes kit up without a street level load-in problem. Concept Retail and Long Run Brand Activation This is a genuine temporary retail proposition rather than a two week pop-up, because the minimum term is 365 days and the shell needs building before day one. What makes it work is amortisation: fit-out spend spreads across a full trading year, with fitting rooms, counters and stock room already specified for continuous retail. Budget the shell to store build properly with production and build, and drive traffic through marketing rather than assuming street discovery. Workshop or Masterclass Adequate to good for workshop formats, mainly because the kitchen, furniture and installed sound and video cover the practical needs of a seated session. Realistically 30 to 40 participants at tables is the comfortable ceiling on 257 sqm once you allow demonstration space and a materials station. Run these as daytime programming alongside a retail or showroom tenancy rather than as the sole reason to take a floor of this size.",
  "idealBrandProfile": "This 2,771 sq ft first floor space in Causeway Bay adjacent Wanchai suits an established mid-market to upper mid-market brand with a 20 to 100 person team, five or more years of trading, and an existing Asia-Pacific distribution or franchise conversation already underway. The scale reason is straightforward: 257 sqm across a single first floor plate with a fitted stock room, fitting rooms, counters and garment racks is a full retail unit, not a satellite. It requires stock depth, a rostered team of four to eight people, and a merchandising plan capable of holding a floor this size without looking underfilled. The 365 day minimum lease term also removes this from short-cycle activation territory entirely, so a brand needs the trading forecast to justify a year of committed occupancy plus management fees, air conditioning charges and quarterly government rates. Where we see mismatches is when a founder-led label with under two years of trading and no Hong Kong entity treats a listing like this as a test market. That profile should look at smaller short-term commercial space instead. Equally, a global flagship-tier maison will find a first floor position without street frontage wrongly positioned for its brand hierarchy. Brands weighing market entry across the region often start with our city compare tool before committing to a Hong Kong lease of this length. Aesthetic Fit Bare-shell condition makes this a design-forward brand's space, and the aesthetics that land hardest here are contemporary apparel, streetwear, denim, lifestyle sportswear and accessible luxury accessories with a strong graphic or architectural retail identity. The shell means you build your own language from the slab up rather than working around inherited finishes, which favours brands with an existing global store concept and a fit-out manual to deploy. The neighbourhood context supports this: Carhartt, Mardi Mercredi, Marithé François Girbaud, Giordano Ladies and Laforet sit within a short walk, alongside Apple, Leica and Fashion Walk. That reads as a young, brand-literate, design-aware Hong Kong shopper. What does not work is heritage luxury requiring a shopfront-level jewel-box presentation, or a fragrance and fine jewellery brand dependent on street visibility for impulse discovery, because a first floor position asks the customer to make a deliberate decision to come up. Also a poor fit is any brand wanting a plug-and-play turnkey interior with zero build spend, since bare shell means capital expenditure before day one. Brands without an in-house retail architect typically bring us in for branded store design to translate the global concept into this specific floorplate. Best Use Cases First choice is a full-term flagship or concept retail store, because the 365 day minimum, the fitting rooms, counters, garment racks, stock room and kitchen are all specified for continuous trading rather than a two-week run. Second choice is a permanent fashion showroom with wholesale appointment capability, since the first floor privacy, elevator access and generous 257 sqm allow a split between a public retail zone and a buyer-facing collection preview room. Third choice is a long-run retail experience or brand presentation space combining trading floor with in-store events, supported by installed sound and video equipment and an occupancy allowance of around 270 people. Fourth is private event and cocktail reception hosting, workable given the kitchen, air conditioning, lighting and elevator, and best used as a secondary function within a retail tenancy rather than the primary purpose. Fifth is a press day venue and content studio combination, where the bare-shell volume and controllable lighting make set building straightforward between selling seasons. Sixth is a sample sale space, viable given the stock room and fitting rooms but under-using a year-long commitment. In our experience the profile that gets the most from this space runs retail as the core and layers events and press moments on top, which is where our activation service tends to earn its keep. Budget Signal Priced per square foot, this sits in the mid tier for Causeway Bay and Wanchai, materially below ground floor street retail on Hennessy Road or inside Fashion Walk, and above secondary Kowloon or Sheung Wan alternatives. The trade you are making is explicit: you give up street frontage and passing footfall, and you buy floor area, a fitted back of house, and a lease structure that lets you amortise fit-out across a full year rather than absorbing it in a fortnight. Against hotel event spaces in Hong Kong, this is far cheaper per usable day but demands build capital and staffing. Against co-working and shared pop-up formats, it costs more but delivers total brand control, your own fitting rooms, your own point of sale and no shared identity. Brands at this stage typically find the effective cost per selling day drops well below prime commercial once the first three months are trading, provided footfall is driven by marketing rather than assumed. Budget honestly for shell to store build, management fees, air conditioning charges and quarterly rates before comparing headline figures, and pressure test the numbers alongside comparable spaces in the wider marketplace.",
  "neighbourhoodMood": "Independent Hong Kong labels, Korean and Japanese beauty importers, streetwear distributors, casting agents and the buying offices that service them all work within a few minutes of this address, and most of them trade from upper floors rather than street level. The pocket bounded by Kai Chiu Road, Yun Ping Road, Lan Fong Road and Jardine's Bazaar is where the city's upstairs retail culture is densest: multi brand boutiques above noodle shops, private styling rooms, nail and tattoo studios, photographers renting by the half day, and small wholesale offices with sample rails visible through the window. Within a hundred metres you have Hysan Place with Eslite and Apple, Laforet drawing a younger Japanese leaning crowd, Fashion Walk along Kingston and Paterson, and Carhartt, Mardi Mercredi, Marithé François Girbaud and Giordano Ladies all trading in walking distance, with Kwun Kee Tailor and the older Bazaar traders still holding their ground alongside them. When we handle venue sourcing for brands entering Hong Kong Island, this is consistently the cluster where local press, stylists and buyers already circulate on an ordinary working day, which shortens the distance between opening the doors and getting the right people through them. Brands pick this side of Causeway Bay over Central because the cost per square foot is materially kinder and the audience is domestic rather than corporate. Central, meaning Landmark, the Pedder Building and H Queen's, delivers prestige and finance sector footfall at rents that force short, expensive activations and reward flagship budgets only. Tsim Sha Tsui and Canton Road remain tourist and mainland shopper territory, strong on volume, weaker on credibility with the local fashion community. Star Street and the Queen's Road East stretch of Wan Chai are quieter and better looking, though the audience thins noticeably after seven in the evening. What this address gives you instead is 2,771 sqft of bare shell on one first floor plate with elevator access, stock room, fitting rooms, kitchen and parking, enough to run a press day in the morning, buyer appointments through the afternoon and a cocktail reception at night without changing venue. Causeway Bay MTR and the tram put international press and buyers within easy reach of the Wan Chai and Admiralty hotel clusters. Model the full commitment through our budget calculator first, because the management fee, air conditioning charge and quarterly rates are real recurring lines and the landlord side here expects a year, not a fortnight. Arriving here feels less like walking into a shop and more like keeping an appointment, which is exactly why invitation led formats work on this floor. Street level below moves fast and commercially, with 7-Eleven, dai pai dong style noodle counters and convenience traffic from early morning until late, but the lift ride strips the noise out and the plate reads as a private address the moment you step in. Mornings are calm and genuinely workable as a content studio or brand shoot location, with deliveries and office staff the main movement outside. From roughly two in the afternoon the pavement fills with students, local shoppers and Hysan Place overflow, and weekends stay dense until closing. What we consistently hear from brand teams who activate here is that the rhythm suits showroom rental, sample sale space and ticketed evening events where guests arrive with intent, and the bare shell means you should budget properly for production and build rather than assume a light dress. One honest limitation: this is not an address for spontaneous walk in traffic or maximum street visibility. First floor units in this district convert on invitation, street level signage and pre booked appointments, never on passing tourists.",
  "faq": [
    {
      "question": "Is this space available for pop-up shops?",
      "answer": "Yes, but only within a longer tenancy, because the landlord here sets a 365 day minimum on this 2,771 sq ft first floor unit in Causeway Bay on the Wan Chai District border. That means you can absolutely run a pop-up shop or temporary retail concept inside the space, but you are taking the floor for a year rather than a fortnight. Brands that want a short-term rental in Hong Kong usually either sublicense part of the plate for seasonal drops or use the year to rotate several activations through one address. In our experience handling bookings at first floor Hong Kong Island addresses like this, the brands that get the best value treat the tenancy as a permanent base and layer pop-up moments, sample sale weekends and press days on top of continuous trading. If your brief is genuinely two to six weeks, tell us at enquiry stage and we will point you to shorter formats instead."
    },
    {
      "question": "What does Fashion Week Venues handle on my behalf for this booking?",
      "answer": "We handle landlord negotiation, permit and licence paperwork, shell to store build coordination, furniture, staffing and on-site production for the full term of your tenancy at this address. What we manage on your behalf here specifically is the awkward part of a Hong Kong bare shell deal: confirming the landlord's fit-out approvals, sequencing contractor access via the elevator, and making sure the management fee, air conditioning charge and quarterly government rates are all costed into your budget before you sign anything. Our team is on the ground for load-in, and concierge included means you have one point of contact rather than five vendors. You can see the full scope across all services"
    },
    {
      "question": "What is the day rate and what are the additional monthly costs?",
      "answer": "The indicative day rate is HK$3,166 (roughly EUR 352) for the full 2,771 sq ft floor, with separate charges layered on top. Management fees are HK$7,343 per month, air conditioning is billed at HK$8,867 per month, and government rates are HK$13,500 per quarter, all of which are real line items rather than estimates. Because the minimum term is 365 days, the honest way to read this space is annual cost including shell to store build, not headline day rate. Final terms are brief-based pricing on request, since the landlord adjusts on term length, deposit and your fit-out scope. Brands modelling this against ground floor Hennessy Road or Fashion Walk alternatives generally find the per selling day figure lands materially lower once trading is established."
    },
    {
      "question": "What condition is the space delivered in?",
      "answer": "It is delivered bare shell, meaning you build your store concept from the slab rather than adapting an inherited interior. That said, the back of house is already fitted, which removes the most expensive and slowest part of a retail fit-out: there is a dedicated stock room, fitting rooms, counters, garment racks, essential lighting, air conditioning, heating and a kitchen area in place. Brands running this format in Hong Kong typically find the shell is an advantage rather than a cost problem, because a 257 sqm single plate with no legacy finishes lets a global store manual land cleanly. Budget properly for production and build"
    },
    {
      "question": "How many guests can the space hold for an event or reception?",
      "answer": "Occupancy is estimated at around 270 people across the 2,771 sq ft floor, which comfortably supports a cocktail reception, launch party or ticketed evening event. The kitchen area handles catering setup, the installed sound and video equipment covers music and content playback, and air conditioning matters more than brands expect in a Hong Kong summer with a full room. Elevator access means guest arrival is controlled and orderly rather than spilling onto the pavement below. In our experience placing brands in Causeway Bay, this plate is well suited to running a press day in the morning, buyer appointments through the afternoon and a reception in the evening without changing venue, which is rare at this price per sqm. Confirm your final guest count at enquiry so we can size staffing and licensing correctly."
    },
    {
      "question": "Does it work as a fashion showroom for wholesale appointments?",
      "answer": "Yes, and it is one of the strongest uses for this address, because a first floor position gives you privacy that street level units in Causeway Bay cannot. With 257 sqm on a single plate you can split a public retail zone from a closed buyer preview room, using the fitting rooms and garment racks for collection preview and the stock room for sample storage. Independent Hong Kong labels, Japanese and Korean beauty importers and buying offices already operate from upper floors within a few minutes of Kai Chiu Road and Lan Fong Road, so this is a normal working address for the local trade rather than an outlier. Buyers, stylists and press circulate in this cluster on an ordinary weekday, which shortens the effort of getting appointments filled. Showroom rental here reads as credible to the domestic fashion community in a way that Tsim Sha Tsui does not."
    },
    {
      "question": "Is there a downside to being on the first floor rather than street level?",
      "answer": "Yes, and you should be clear-eyed about it: this floor does not convert on spontaneous walk-in traffic or street visibility. First floor units in Causeway Bay work on invitation, street level signage and pre-booked appointments, so if your model depends on impulse discovery from passing shoppers this is the wrong address. What you get in exchange is a private floor where the street noise drops the moment you take the lift, generous floor area, and a materially better rate per sqm than ground floor retail nearby. Brands that succeed here drive footfall through marketing, guest lists and press rather than assuming the pavement delivers it. That is why we usually pair a tenancy like this with influencer marketing"
    },
    {
      "question": "What amenities and equipment are already installed?",
      "answer": "The space arrives with internet, air conditioning, heating, a security system, electricity, essential lighting and installed sound and video equipment. Retail infrastructure includes a stock room, fitting rooms, counters and garment racks, plus furniture already on site and a kitchen area for catering or team use. There is elevator access straight to the floor and parking available on site, which matters for stock deliveries and crew in a district where kerbside loading is contested. This combination makes the floor substantially more move-in ready than the bare shell label suggests, since the technical services and back of house are the parts brands usually pay most to install. Anything else you need on top, from till systems to display, we can specify at quote stage."
    },
    {
      "question": "How do stock and production crews get into the space?",
      "answer": "Access is via the building elevator directly to the first floor, with on-site parking for deliveries and crew vehicles. Ground level below the unit is fast moving and commercial, with 7-Eleven, noodle shops and convenience traffic from morning through late evening, so we schedule load-in for early morning when the pavement is quiet and deliveries dominate the street. In our experience handling builds at addresses like this in Causeway Bay, elevator dimensions are the constraint that catches brands out, so send your largest fixture and crate sizes at enquiry and we will confirm what fits before anything ships. Mornings are also the best window for content studio use or a shoot, for the same reason. Parking availability makes multi-day build phases considerably easier than a comparable Central unit."
    },
    {
      "question": "What transport and footfall does the location offer?",
      "answer": "Causeway Bay MTR is around three minutes on foot and the Yee Wo Street tram stop around two, with Wan Chai and Admiralty hotel clusters within easy reach for international press and visiting buyers. Hysan Place with Eslite and Apple sits roughly a minute away, Fashion Walk and Laforet are both within about 200 metres, and Carhartt, Mardi Mercredi, Giordano Ladies and Marithé François Girbaud all trade inside a short walk. Street traffic builds from around two in the afternoon with students, local shoppers and Hysan Place overflow, and weekends stay dense until close. There are 18 stores within 600 metres, including Victoria's Secret and LensCrafters, alongside older Jardine's Bazaar traders and Kwun Kee Tailor. If you are weighing this against other markets in the region, the city compare tool"
    },
    {
      "question": "What permits or agreements do I need for retail use here?",
      "answer": "You will need a Hong Kong business registration, a tenancy agreement with the landlord, and licensing appropriate to your activity, with a liquor licence required if you serve alcohol at receptions. Because the unit is bare shell, fit-out works also require landlord consent and, depending on scope, building management approval and Buildings Department submissions for any alteration to services or partitions. Signage at street level is the single most important permission to secure on a first floor unit, since it is how customers know you are upstairs, and it is governed by both the landlord and local signage rules. We handle this paperwork as part of the booking and coordinate the approval sequence so build dates are not lost waiting on sign-off. Our permit guide"
    },
    {
      "question": "Can I use it as a content studio or shoot location?",
      "answer": "Yes, the bare shell volume, controllable lighting and quiet mornings make this floor practical for shoots and content production between selling seasons. A 257 sqm open plate lets you build sets without fighting fixed retail fittings, and the fitting rooms double as talent changing while the stock room holds wardrobe and equipment. Air conditioning, heating, electricity and installed sound and video equipment cover the technical basics, and the kitchen handles crew catering across a long shoot day. Because the unit reads as a private floor once you leave the lift, you get a closed environment rather than a shopfront with passers-by in frame. Brands on a year tenancy here often use quieter weekday mornings for e-commerce and campaign shooting, then trade or hold appointments from the afternoon."
    },
    {
      "question": "Is it suitable for a sample sale?",
      "answer": "Yes, the stock room, fitting rooms, counters and garment racks are exactly the infrastructure a sample sale needs, and 2,771 sq ft absorbs queues and rail density without feeling crowded. The invitation-led character of a first floor address in Causeway Bay actually suits ticketed or member-only sample sales, where guests arrive with intent rather than wandering in. Elevator access and controlled entry make crowd management straightforward, and the on-site parking helps when you are moving high volumes of stock in and out quickly. The caveat is the 365 day minimum, so a standalone weekend sale alone will not justify the commitment; it works best as one format within a longer tenancy. We can supply till systems and till staffing for the run if you need both."
    },
    {
      "question": "Can Fashion Week Venues provide staff for the space?",
      "answer": "Yes, we recruit, train and manage retail teams for tenancies at this address, and a floor of this size typically needs four to eight rostered people to trade properly. Because the audience in this pocket of Causeway Bay is domestic rather than corporate or tourist, we brief for Cantonese and English capability and, where relevant, Mandarin for mainland visitors. Staffing scales up for press days, buyer appointments and evening receptions where you need hosts and door management alongside sales floor coverage. Our retail staffing"
    },
    {
      "question": "How much lead time should I allow before opening?",
      "answer": "Allow eight to twelve weeks from confirmed terms to opening for this unit, covering landlord approval, permits and shell to store build. That timeline compresses if your fit-out is light and stretches if you are altering services or building substantial joinery, which is common on a bare shell plate of 257 sqm. Floors of this size around Causeway Bay tend to get committed ahead of the March art week and the September CENTRESTAGE window, so if either matters to your calendar you should request availability early rather than at brief sign-off. We work backwards from your opening date and publish a build schedule so contractor, stock and marketing dates line up. Enquire with your target date and we will tell you honestly whether it is achievable."
    },
    {
      "question": "How do I enquire and what happens next?",
      "answer": "Send us your dates, format and build requirements through the enquiry form on this listing and we reply within 24h with confirmed availability, landlord terms and a costed shell to store plan. This address has been vetted by our team, so the information you receive is checked rather than relayed from a listing sheet. From there we arrange a viewing or a video walkthrough, agree heads of terms with the landlord, and take a deposit only once you are ready to proceed; there is no charge until confirmed. Once terms are signed we move straight into permits, build and staffing on a published timeline. Sending a brief rather than a general question gets you a far more useful first reply."
    },
    {
      "question": "What is the day rate?",
      "answer": "HK$3,167 / day. Weekly and press-preview rates are quoted on request."
    },
    {
      "question": "Is staging, branding and fit-out permitted?",
      "answer": "Yes. Fashion Week Venues runs the full production build — signage, fixtures, lighting, sound, catering and staffing — subject to venue rules. Include your fit-out brief in the inquiry."
    },
    {
      "question": "What is included?",
      "answer": "Included on-site: Internet, Air Conditioning, Security System, Stock Room, Counters, Fitting Rooms, Garment Rack, Lighting."
    },
    {
      "question": "How far in advance should we book?",
      "answer": "Fashion week windows book 6–10 weeks out. Off-season activations can be secured in 2–3 weeks."
    }
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