TST Tower in West Kowloon now open for residential lease

For those interested in this premium development.

Located at the region of West Kowloon, 388 Un Chau Street, TST Tower — a premium mixed-use development comprising a 26-storey residential tower and three storeys of retail space — has been completed this month, and the tower’s residential part is now open for lease.

According to a release from JLL, developed by TST Property Limited, the 114-m high brand new tower comprises 137 residential units with gross floor area ranging from approximately 344 sq ft to 1,343 sq ft.

Units for lease from one-bedroom to three-bedroom apartments, while 29 car parking spaces are also available at B/F. Rentals range starting from $30 per sq ft, and show suites on the 23/F & 24/F are now available for public visit by appointment.

Residents can enjoy not only various facilities, such as a spacious clubhouse and swimming pool with grand opening expecting in Q1 2015, but also shopping convenience.

Retailers including 759 store, Mannings, as well as a well-known Chinese restaurant are expected to move in over the coming months. JLL Hong Kong is also responsible for the project's retail leasing.

Here’s more from JLL:

The development offers convenient living space with great visibility and superb accessibility. Standing directly opposite Un Chau Estate and Un Chau Shopping Centre, TST Tower is only a five-minute walk from the Cheung Sha Wan MTR Station and well served by various transport options, including buses, minibuses and the China–Hong Kong shuttle bus.

“We expect the development to attract many local individuals and families, who will be amazed by the high-quality living environment created by the tower, yet at very affordable rents," commented William Lai, Head of Property Management, JLL Hong Kong.

“With its convenient location, state-of-the-art design, professional property management services, and easy accessibility to various dining and shopping options, the development is projected to be a highly sought-after property by tenants looking to upgrade their living space.”