Three newly completed Grade-A office towers at 11 Skies next to the airport are expected to reach a 65 percent leasing rate by the end of this year, said the operator K11, a subsidiary of New World Development (0017).
The towers - K11 Atelier 11 Skies - have attracted more than 20 international and multinational companies, including Bank of China (Hong Kong) (2388), Citibank and FTLife Insurance, K11 said in a statement yesterday.
Among the three towers, 14 mixed-use workspaces, which combine retail and back-office space, with a total area of 200,000 square feet have been rented. These workspaces connect to the 11 Skies retail section, enhancing tenants' brand exposure and facilitating access to customer centers.
The three buildings, with a total gross floor area of about 570,000 sq ft, serve wealth management, wellness and medical services industries, and companies wishing to establish their business at the heart of the Greater Bay Area.
K11 Atelier 11 Skies is phase 1 of 11 Skies with a gross floor area of 3.8 million sq ft, which connects the Hong Kong International Airport and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge.
The entire project, which consists of commerce, entertainment, retail and dining, is expected to open in phases from this year to 2025.
