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O’Hotel on Kowloon City Road launched for sale

The property sits on a 3,100-square-foot site with an estimated 28,000-square-foot gross floor area.

O’Hotel at 42–46 Kowloon City Road, a 21-storey hotel property in To Kwa Wan, has been launched for sale as a licensed hospitality asset with potential for student housing conversion, according to its sole marketing agent Colliers.

The property sits on a 3,100-square-foot site with an estimated 28,000-square-foot gross floor area and comprises 151 rooms, according to owner-provided figures, subject to verification.

It is located within a 2-minute walk of To Kwa Wan MTR station and close to Kowloon City and the Kai Tak redevelopment zone.

The property features compact, modern rooms averaging around 120 square feet saleable, along with a top-floor lounge and rooftop garden offering views across Kowloon and the harbourfront.

The hotel is currently generating stable, consistent income and is offered for sale as-is with its existing hotel license. 

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