The Bay Hub

About The Bay Hub

Situated on 17 Kai Cheung Road in Hong Kong’s CBD2 and the thriving Kai Tak and Kowloon Bay districts, The Bay Hub (previously known as Goldin Financial Global Centre) has been a Grade-A office landmark in Kowloon East since 2016. Designed by the globally acclaimed architects Kohn Pedersen Fox and Ronald Lu and Partners, the building has undergone various amenity upgrades that are purposefully implemented to cater to occupiers’ increasing demand for wellness support, sustainability, and an elevated working experience.

With its water feature and modern landscaping, the enhanced north entrance creates a contemporary first impression. The renovated and tastefully furnished lobby offers new amenities and a wider range of retail and F&B options, while granite benches and greenery in the outdoor area provide a relaxed alfresco area where natural energy and a lively community can come together. This space also converts easily into an event venue for special occasions, providing additional value for both office and retail tenants.

Green features support sustainability and ESG principles

Green and smart features include a low-E double glazed curtain wall, CO2-based demand-controlled ventilation on office levels, solar photovoltaic panels on the rooftop, and EV chargers in every level of the parking lot. Over 30% of the area is green, providing a relaxing landscape for tenants and visitors. The property has received the highest local and global sustainability ratings, including LEED Platinum from the US Green Building Council, and Beam Plus from Hong Kong Green Building Council.

Seamless connectivity

The Bay Hub is situated in the core of East Kowloon with seamless connectivity to the rest of Kowloon and Hong Kong Island via the nearby Kai Tak and Kowloon Bay MTR stations. The border with Shenzhen is just 45 minutes away on the East Rail Line. Ongoing infrastructure developments, including the Central Kowloon Route that connects East and West Kowloon (est. 2025), and the Kai Tak Smart and Green Transit System (est. 2027), will further improve The Bay Hub’s accessibility.