North Rock Enters Central York House

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Landsea Holdings and North Rock Capital Management (HK) Limited announced that North Rock will move into York House in Central, Hong Kong, leasing an entire floor. The office space was handed over on March 2.

Headquartered in the United States, North Rock was established in 2013. It is an investment firm that uses fundamental analysis and has experts across various industries, focusing on global equity markets. Currently, it manages approximately $6 billion in assets. North Rock has offices in Florida, New York, London, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Dubai. In 2023, it opened its first Asian office in Hong Kong and plans to expand further into Singapore in 2024.

Chow Si-yuen, Head of North Rock Asia Research and Managing Director, said that moving into this high-quality Grade A office building in the core of Central reflects the company’s long-term commitment to Asia and demonstrates its vision for the market and its team. This relocation marks an important milestone in North Rock’s ongoing expansion in Asia and will help deepen the company’s strategic market presence.

Neil Anderson, Director and Head of Landsea Hong Kong Commercial Office Business, said he is pleased to welcome North Rock to York House. Landsea’s Central property portfolio has always been the preferred location for financial service companies expanding in Hong Kong. Its close-knit ecosystem and leading sustainability performance continue to attract high-quality tenants. As Hong Kong’s financial services industry continues to grow, the market’s demand for premium Grade A office space in Central is expected to increase.

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