[fromIndia]

I am moving to HongKong. I am looking for a rented accomodation near the following area.

Finance Street , Central HongKong.

Please tell me the place to stay there and expected rent there

[nation]

How near is near? - 10 minute walk, 10 MTR, 10 min tram, 10 min ferry. Expected rent? - HK$5,000 for a 300 sq dive, HK$100,000 for 5 spacious bedder with open sea views, 6 star facilities etc

Take a look at this website http://www.gohome.com.hk/english/home.asp? and read in conjuction with http://www.ypmap.com/en/viewer.asp?m...ce=LocationMap to get an idea of rents and locations. And take a look at this wiki to get an idea of transport in HK
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transpo...n_in_Hong_Kong

[fromIndia]

I am looking for rented accomodation for one person. I dont mind travelling for 15-20 min by bus or train.

[lowlight]

Also use www.hongkonghomes.com - they have more pictures than the listings at gohome

[Expatriate]

Originally Posted by fromIndia

I am looking for rented accomodation for one person. I dont mind travelling for 15-20 min by bus or train.

Well, that would be somewhere between HK$ 10,000 and HK$ 900,000 per month.

[KnowItAll]

Not really, lots of old chinese buildings in Sheung Wan and Western for 5-6K / month for a small flat (200sq ft or so)

[fromIndia]

5k is high for me. as i am looking for a rented house or shred acco with budget of max 3.5k.

My office is at finance street , central hong kong ..
dont mind travelling a bit.

[Expatriate]

There is some cheap accomodation in Shenzhen, but then you need to add travel cost and travel time.

[KnowItAll]

Expatriate: lets not get snotty and unhelpful .. there are other sites where you can practice your windups.

[pistachico]

With 3.5 K you should set your mind on a flat share, the money will go a lot further. You could share a decent enough place (600-700ft) in mid-levels, Wanchai, or Sheung Wan.

You can get your own place for 3.5 K, but it'll be a small crampt place, perhaps even a flat split into rooms with ensuites. It'll be a lot better to do a flat share.