Towering over Tsuen Wan is the Cable TV Tower. Can you imagine a world before cable television? This industrial giant stands as a testament to Hong Kong’s broadcasting history.
The Cable TV Tower is not just any building. It is a 40-storey industrial building. It stands tall at the junction of Hoi Shing Road and Chai Wan Kok Street. Completed in 1992 the Cable TV Tower was built.
It is a short walk from Tsuen Wan West MTR station. The Cable TV Tower even provides a shuttle service. This service runs to and from Tsuen Wan MTR Station.
Inside the Cable TV Tower you will find eight passenger lifts. There are also sixteen cargo lifts. This makes moving goods easy.
The Cable TV Tower has workshops and offices. These spaces range from 1389 to 18861 square feet. These spaces are available for rent and sale. In January 2025 rent cost around HK$13.5 to 16 per square foot.
The Cable TV Tower has a stratified ownership. Its typical floor area is 38253 square feet. The slab-to-slab height is 4.60 meters. This makes it great for industrial use.
The building also offers in-house parking. Loading and drop-off facilities are available. All these features make the Cable TV Tower a prime industrial spot.
The Cable TV Tower stands as a symbol of industry. It shows Hong Kong’s ever-changing media landscape. It connects past broadcasting to future innovation. It continues to be a key location in Tsuen Wan. Its story is one of progress and industry. The Cable TV Tower is still a key landmark today.