CBRE Appointed Sole Agent for the Sale of Two Top-Floor Office Levels of C-BONS International Center

CBRE has been appointed as the sole agent for the sale of the entire 27/F and 28/F of C-BONS International Center, 108 Wai Yip Street, Kwun Tong, together with six parking spaces and two exclusive external signage locations. Occupying the highest two floors of the building, the property represents an exceptionally rare opportunity in Kowloon East, offering two interconnected full-floor office plates that are particularly well suited to large corporations, multinational companies, and occupiers seeking to establish a regional headquarters.

The 27/F and 28/F each provide a gross floor area of approximately 17,308 sq. ft., giving a combined gross floor area of approximately 34,616 sq. ft. The sale also includes six parking spaces on the 2nd floor of the building and two exclusive exterior signage positions. The property will be sold on an as-is, vacant possession basis. As one of the few large-scale contiguous office offerings available in the district, it is particularly suitable for corporate headquarters use. The transaction can be structured as either a share transfer or asset acquisition, providing flexibility for different buyer profiles.

Situated on the top two interconnected floors, the property enjoys a prime location along the Kwun Tong waterfront, commanding expansive sea views and open city vistas. Beyond enhancing workplace comfort and employee experience, these features help create a prestigious corporate headquarters image. The large full-floor layouts offer an efficiency ratio of approximately 79%, with highly regular floor plates that provide exceptional planning flexibility. The premises can readily accommodate executive offices, open-plan workspaces, boardrooms, client reception areas, and employee facilities, making them ideal for large organizations seeking to consolidate operations within a single location.

A further distinctive advantage is the inclusion of two exclusive external signage positions. These prominent branding opportunities allow occupiers to establish strong corporate visibility and market presence. Combined with the property's landmark top-floor positioning, the signage rights provide a valuable platform for enhancing corporate identity. Together with the six parking spaces, the offering delivers a comprehensive package integrating office accommodation, brand exposure, and executive transportation facilities.

In terms of accessibility, the property is approximately a five-minute walk from MTR Ngau Tau Kok Station, providing convenient connections to Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the New Territories. The building is also adjacent to the Kwun Tong Promenade and is surrounded by Grade A office towers, hotels, restaurants, and commercial amenities, offering comprehensive support for daily business operations, client meetings, and employee needs.

Reeves Yan, Managing Director and Head of Capital Markets, Hong Kong, CBRE, commented: "Following a prolonged period of price correction in Hong Kong's Grade A office market, acquisition costs for quality office assets have fallen to more attractive levels, prompting owner-occupiers and long-term investors to reassess opportunities. The Grade A office sector continued its recovery momentum in the first half of 2026, with a notable increase in leasing and expansion activity compared with the same period last year. Financial institutions and professional services firms remain active in their search for premium office space, while some occupiers are taking advantage of current pricing conditions to purchase premises for self-use, enabling them to consolidate operations, manage long-term occupancy costs, and strengthen corporate branding. As business confidence continues to improve, demand is increasing for well-located, high-quality, and cost-effective office accommodation."

He added: "Kai Tak has gradually evolved into a comprehensive community encompassing residential, commercial, tourism, cultural, recreational, and community facilities. Over the long term, this development is expected to generate greater footfall, business activity, and office demand across Kowloon East. Continued enhancement of connectivity between the Kwun Tong waterfront and the Kai Tak Runway District would further improve accessibility and the overall business environment for Grade A office buildings in the area, strengthening their appeal among both occupiers and investors."

He further noted: "The district also benefits from an established presence of mainland Chinese enterprises and institutions. The Kowloon Work Department of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong SAR is located in Grand Century Place, while a number of mainland-backed corporations and purchasers have recently acquired properties within the district. This reflects growing acceptance of Grade A waterfront office space in Kwun Tong among mainland organizations. For mainland financial technology companies, professional services firms, and other enterprises seeking to establish or consolidate operations in Hong Kong, the area's corporate ecosystem, relatively manageable acquisition costs, and proximity to the emerging Kai Tak development zone represent compelling advantages."

For further information or to arrange an inspection, please contact Reeves Yan, Managing Director, Head of Capital Markets (Tel: +852 9463 9892 | E-243218), Sam Tsang, Director, Capital Markets (Tel: +852 6593 7190 | S-443410), or Bernice Chan, Analyst, Capital Markets (Tel: +852 5630 6834 | S-718318), CBRE Hong Kong. 


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