Modern Pop-Up Shop in Central Causeway Bay.
tl;dr
- Space
- 42 sqm (450 sq ft) pop-up shop and showroom space for rent in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, finished in a blue and timber retail scheme with wooden flooring. It is an off street unit reached by elevator rather than a shopfront, so arrival reads as an appointment rather than passing trade.
- Best For
- Short run pop-up store selling a capsule or seasonal drop, fashion showroom for wholesale appointments and buyer preview, press day and influencer preview, sample sale with high stock turnover, and content studio or brand shoot location work. All formats can book by the day or by the week.
- Standout Features
- Move-in ready retail fixtures already installed, including fitting rooms, sales counters, garment rails, track lighting and furniture, so a brand trades from day one with no build. A lockable stock room with security system, a complete kitchen suitable for catering setup, an installed sound system, air conditioning and heating, plus elevator access and on site parking for load in.
- Location
- Causeway Bay MTR on the Island Line is roughly three minutes on foot, the Hennessy Road tram stop four minutes, and Hysan Place, Eslite and the Lee Gardens fashion cluster sit within two minutes in the Kai Chiu Road and Hysan Avenue district. The street runs busy from lunchtime and densely at weekends, with lift access from a commercial lobby that keeps set up discreet, and the address is vetted by Fashion Week Venues.
- Availability
- Day rate is HK$9,000 (approximately EUR 1,000) with a one day minimum and terms up to 365 days, and longer runs are brief-based pricing on request. Book six to eight weeks ahead for Hong Kong, and earlier for the CENTRESTAGE window in September, Convention Centre trade fair weeks, and the Christmas to Lunar New Year retail peak, when spaces at this address typically book out first.
- How to Book
- Enquire with your dates and activation format and we confirm availability within 24h, with no charge until confirmed. Permit paperwork, retail staffing and fit-out coordination are handled by our team on the brand's behalf. Request availability now to hold your Causeway Bay dates.
about this space
This 450 square meter retail space in Causeway Bay is an ideal location for a pop-up shop. Situated on the third floor of an industrial building, the shop features a modern design with a distinctive blue color scheme and wooden flooring. It is equipped with Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a sound system, ensuring a comfortable and functional environment for your business. Additional amenities include a security system, stock room, fitting rooms, garment rack, lighting, and furniture. The space also offers electricity, heating, parking, an elevator, and a kitchen. This versatile venue is perfectly suited for your short-term retail needs.
what's included
- Internet
- Air Conditioning
- Security System
- Stock Room
- Counters
- Fitting Rooms
- Garment Rack
- Lighting
- Furniture
- Sound & Video Equipment
- Electricity
- Heating
- Parking
- Elevator
- Kitchen
- Wifi
- Sound System
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how to book this space
- 01
Check the shell and the dates
Review the gallery, 42 sqm floor plan and amenities for Modern Pop-Up Shop in Central Causeway Bay, then note the window you want in Hong Kong. Fashion week dates book 6–10 weeks out.
- 02
Send the brief
Use the request panel on this page to send your dates, expected footfall and budget. The listed rate is a starting point at €990 per day.
- 03
Get availability and a quote
We confirm availability with the operator and come back within 24 hours with the all-in cost: rent, staffing, permits and fit-out for Hong Kong.
- 04
Lock the contract
Sign the short-term licence, pay the deposit and we register any permit or signage paperwork the address needs.
- 05
Build and open
Fit-out, install and staff the pop-up. Our production team handles delivery, install and the strike at the end of the run in Hong Kong.
activation ideas
Short-Run Pop-Up Shop
This works as a trading pop-up from day one because the fixtures are already installed: counters, garment rails, fitting rooms, track lighting and a lockable stock room. At 42 sqm you merchandise one focused capsule or drop, not a full range, and in practice we plan for around 70 to 90 SKUs on the floor with backstock held in the stock room. Two floor staff plus one on the counter covers weekend density. Model the run length with our budget calculator before locking dates.
Sample Sale
Strong sample sale space because the stock room, garment racks and security system handle the two things that break these events: replenishment speed and stock control. Elevator access and on site parking mean you load in pallets without a street permit, which is rare in Causeway Bay. Expect 25 to 30 shoppers inside at a time with a managed queue at the lift lobby, and brief three staff minimum for till, floor and fitting room control across a two or three day run.
SS/AW Seasonal Showroom and Buyer Appointments
The off street, lift access position is an advantage for a showroom rental, since buyer appointments benefit from privacy rather than footfall. Brands running collection preview here typically clear the retail floor to two rails plus a table, seat four to six buyers at a time, and use the kitchen for coffee service across a full appointment day. Wi-Fi and air conditioning support laptop based line sheet work, and the stock room holds unshown seasons out of sight.
Press Day and Media Preview
Works well as a press day venue for staggered slots rather than one open drop-in window. The room takes 20 to 25 people comfortably, so we schedule editors and stylists in 30 minute blocks across a morning, with product laid on counters and one rail reserved for loan requests. The kitchen supports catering setup without an external prep space, and the sound system covers background audio. Hong Kong press respond well to an address three minutes from Causeway Bay MTR.
Influencer Event
Suited to a tight creator guest list of 25 to 35 standing, not a large open party. What makes this work specifically is the blue and timber scheme, which photographs as a finished retail environment and gives creators a consistent backdrop without additional build. Fitting rooms let guests try and film product on the spot. Pair the guest list with a briefed content requirement through influencer marketing support, and run a single two hour window rather than an all evening format.
E-commerce and Lookbook Shoot
A workable content studio for e-commerce shoot days because the wooden flooring, blue walls and installed lighting give you two usable set areas plus fitting rooms for changes. Crew of six to eight fits without crowding, and the stock room doubles as steaming and prep. The constraint worth knowing is scale: this is a product and half body space rather than a wide set build, so bring your own strobes if you need controlled editorial shoot lighting rather than ambient retail wash.
Product Launch
Credible for a single product or category launch where the story is focused and the guest count is capped near 40. The counters function as demo stations, the sound system handles a short presentation moment, and the kitchen supports drinks service in house. Because arrival is via lift rather than a shopfront, plan signage at the lobby and a host at the door. Adding mobile card terminals through point of sale and payments lets you convert on the night.
Workshop or Masterclass
Adequate for an intimate workshop of 12 to 16 seated, which is the honest ceiling once you allow for a demonstration table and existing fixtures. The kitchen is the deciding feature for beauty, fragrance or craft formats that need water and prep, and heating plus air conditioning keep a two hour session comfortable. Retail fixtures stay in place so participants shop after the session, which is how brands here recover the cost of a low ticket format.
use cases
location
what's around
17 stores within 600 m, incl. Victoria's Secret, mi-tu, Carhartt
brands nearby
- fashion stores
- 13
- jewellery & watches
- 3
- department stores
- 1
- culture
- 3
- hotels
- 1
- cafés
- 6
- restaurants & bars
- 16
- other retail
- 17
- 誠品 Eslite30 m
- Victoria's Secret40 m
- 何洪記粥麵專家40 m
- Caffe Habitu50 m
- Jasons Food & Living50 m
- mi-tu60 m
the neighbourhood
Regional marketing offices, Hong Kong distributors carrying Japanese and Korean labels, streetwear and beauty brands market-testing before committing to a lease, and the production side that supports all of them are the working population of this pocket of Causeway Bay. Walk the stretch between Kai Chiu Road, Hysan Avenue and Lee Garden Road and the commercial frontline reads clearly: Eslite inside Hysan Place, the Apple Store on the Hennessy Road side, Carhartt and Mardi Mercredi holding the younger contemporary end, mi-tu and Marithé François Girbaud a few doors along. Behind that frontline sit the floors most visitors never enter, upper level and lower ground units used as showroom space, buying offices, sample storage and small ateliers servicing the Lee Gardens and Fashion Walk clusters, plus photographers and content teams working out of the older commercial towers. In our experience placing brands here, the ones who take a Causeway Bay short-term commercial space are chasing local market validation and sell-through data, not gallery adjacency or fashion district prestige.
Density of qualified local shoppers is the honest reason brands pick this district over Central or Tsim Sha Tsui. Central around The Landmark and Queen's Road Central delivers finance money and expat spend on a hard 9am to 7pm weekday cycle, then empties on Sundays, and it costs materially more per square metre for the privilege. Canton Road and K11 Musea on the Kowloon side bring tourist volume at scale, with the tradeoff that the audience skews transient and logo-led rather than repeat local. Causeway Bay sits between the two: Hong Kong residents, a younger age profile, genuine weekend density, and pricing that lets a brand hold a two week run instead of a three day stunt. It is one MTR stop from the Convention Centre, which matters if your dates align with CENTRESTAGE or a trade fair week, and the Island Line plus the Hennessy Road tram make buyer and press logistics straightforward. What it does not give you is the discreet, low-noise frame of Star Street or the PoHo lanes in Sheung Wan. If you are still weighing districts, our city compare tool is the quickest way to pressure-test cost per qualified visitor before you commit.
Arrival here is a lobby and a lift, not a shopfront moment, and every brand team should plan the customer journey around that fact from day one. The block carries constant movement from the MTR exits toward Hysan Avenue, with a rhythm we see repeat every week: quiet before 11am when only office workers and delivery runners are out, a sharp lunch surge from the surrounding towers, steady mid-afternoon flow of students and local shoppers, then heavy density from 6pm and genuinely packed across Saturday and Sunday. Noodle shops, Caffe Habitu and Jasons Food & Living keep the ground floor active, which is useful for staff breaks and informal buyer coffees between appointments. Because the unit sits off the street, walk-in traffic has to be built through signage, geotagged social and floor staff working the entrance, and the teams who perform best here brief their retail staffing accordingly. Honest limitation: this address is wrong for brands whose entire case rests on street visibility or spontaneous tourist footfall, and it is not the calm, controlled setting an invite-only couture presentation requires.
getting here & street life
nearest transit
- 富明街 Foo Ming Streettram · 105139 m · 2 min
- 波斯富街 Percival Streettram · 51E140 m · 2 min
- 百德新街 Paterson Streettram · 48W143 m · 2 min
- 邊寧頓街 Pennington Streettram · 46W239 m · 3 min
- 銅鑼灣總站 Causeway Bay Terminustram · CBT294 m · 4 min
- 堅拿道西 Canal Road Westtram · 50W303 m · 4 min
street activity
high footfall.
60 places within 200 m · 34 stores · 22 cafés and restaurants
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the neighbourhood
Percival Street is a street in the East Point and Happy Valley, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong. The street spans from Gloucester Road in the north to Leighton Road in the south. Between Hennessy Road and Leighton Road, the street is with a branch of Hong Kong Tramways leading to Happy Valley. It is estimated that on average the annual rent per square feet for retailing here is US$2300 annually on average, second to US$2500 in Fifth Avenue, United States. It is also one of the major streets occupied during Occupy movement in 2014.
- Hysan Place · 67 m
- Jardine's Bazaar · 82 m
- East Point, Hong Kong · 83 m
- Causeway Bay station · 95 m
- Lee Garden · 126 m
- Fashion Walk · 150 m
frequently asked
Yes, this Causeway Bay unit is available for pop-up shops and is one of the more straightforward temporary retail options we hold in Hong Kong. At 42 sqm (450 sq ft) with fitting rooms, sales counters, garment rails and track lighting already installed, it is set up for a brand selling a capsule or a seasonal drop rather than a full range. You can book by the day, which suits weekend drops, or run a continuous tenancy of several weeks for a proper market test. In our experience handling pop-up bookings at Causeway Bay addresses like this, brands that arrive with one clear product story convert better here than those trying to merchandise too many categories into the footprint.
who it suits
Brand Scale
This 42 sqm Causeway Bay unit suits a brand with a 3 to 25 person team, roughly 2 to 8 years of trading, and an existing Hong Kong or Greater China customer base built through DTC, wholesale, or social. The footprint holds one strong product story rather than a full range, so it rewards brands running a focused capsule, a seasonal drop, or a single category such as ready to wear, accessories, footwear, or beauty. Because it sits inside a building rather than on a street frontage, it draws intent led visitors rather than passing traffic, which means you need an audience you can already message. Where we see mismatches is when a global house with 400 plus SKUs and a regional flagship strategy tries to compress a full collection into this room, or when a pre revenue label with no local following expects the address alone to deliver footfall. Brands in those two positions should browse all spaces at larger and street level formats instead.
Aesthetic Fit
Contemporary streetwear, Korean and Japanese inspired labels, modern minimal ready to wear, and design led accessories sit most comfortably here. The blue colour scheme, wooden flooring, and clean modern fit out give you a finished retail environment that reads as considered without competing with product, and the neighbouring mix of Carhartt, Mardi Mercredi, and mi tu tells you exactly which shopper is already in the building. What does not work is heritage luxury requiring stone, plaster, and bespoke joinery, or heavily theatrical concepts needing structural build, high ceilings, and raw industrial surfaces. The existing blue and timber palette is a strong statement that cannot be neutralised cheaply, so brands with a strict white cube or all black identity will fight the room. If your identity needs full overlay, factor a proper branded store design scope into the plan before committing.
Best Use Cases
First choice is a short run pop-up shop selling a capsule or seasonal drop, since the fitting rooms, counters, garment rack, stock room, and lighting mean you trade from day one with almost no build. Second choice is a fashion showroom for wholesale appointments and collection preview, where the elevator access, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and kitchen support a full day of buyer meetings in privacy. Third choice is a press day or influencer preview, helped by the sound system and the Causeway Bay address that editors and creators reach easily. Fourth is a sample sale, where the stock room and security system carry high volume stock turnover. Fifth is a content studio or shoot day using the blue and timber backdrop. Sixth is a membership or community event evening, and for any format running consecutive trading days we recommend booking retail staffing early, as Hong Kong sales talent is committed weeks ahead.
Budget Signal
This sits in the mid tier for Causeway Bay, well below street level retail on Russell Street or Hysan Avenue and materially below a hotel ballroom or serviced event suite once catering and AV minimums are counted. What you buy at this tier is a turnkey temporary retail space: fixtures, fitting rooms, counters, lighting, sound, heating, kitchen, and parking are already in place, so your capital goes into product, graphics, and staff rather than build. Compared with a shared pop-up or department store concession, you keep full control of the environment and the customer data. Compared with co-working or event venues, you get an actual retail licence ready environment with a stock room. Brands at this stage typically find the numbers work when the run is seven days or longer, and it is worth modelling the sell through with our ROI estimator before you commit dates.
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