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5 Best Places To Live Near Lan Kwai Fong

Hong Kong Living | May 12, 2015

We all know how it feels waiting in line for the minibus or taxi at 3 am, after a night out in Lan Kwai Fong. It’s cold. The line is long. You’re tired. It gets worse after you throw up.

Gross!

It’s better to live near Lan Kwai Fong if you like having a couple of drinks with your friends. Skip the queuing – you can walk home! Here are some of the best places to live near Lan Kwai Fong.

1. Sheung Wan

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Sheung Wan is just 15-minutes walking distance from LKF. Although it’s rather close to the city centre and the bar area, it has numerous fair-priced rentals available. Down the street you can find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, salons and everything you need. And, you don’t need to wait for a taxi to come home from Lan Kwai Fong after a long night. Taxi fare saved!

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2.Poho

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Home to countless attractive galleries, cafes and boutiques, Poho is the favourite choice of many young professionals. Close enough to Sheung Wan Station, and of course LKF, it offers a rather calming reprieve from the hustle and bustle of the city. The ever-growing area is also one of the best choices for property investment.

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3. Noho

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Connected to the downtown area through the Mid Levels Escalator, NoHo properties are a profound investment for those who would like to be within strolling distance from Central, Lang Kwai Fong, and enjoy one stop access to the trendiest entertainment and shopping zones in the city. The area exemplifies a high building density including old residential properties, low rise and high rise blocks. Because of these amazing features, NoHo has had a drastic increase in property price.

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4. Soho

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Soho, another world-famous bar area in Hong Kong, is also one of the best places to live near Lan Kwai Fong. The name Soho is derived from “South of Hollywood Road”, and the area is filled with art galleries, antique stores, bars, nightclubs, and many properties.

Today, Soho residential and commercial properties are extremely appealing for foreign as well as local investors. These include studio apartments, 1 and 2 bedrooms, many of which are located right beside the Mid-Levels escalator.

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5. Mid Levels Central

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Noted as one of the most popular and prestigious areas on Hong Kong Island, Mid Levels Central is set within close proximity of LKF! It is home to a ton of affluent local and expat professionals owing to its close reach to the central business districts. Good news for property buyers is that there are a variety of residences to choose from, starting with small spaces to luxurious expansive residences.

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