Every foreign resident in Hong Kong gathers “stuff” more quickly than they do Octopus receipts. One year in and your balcony suddenly feels like a clothing accessory. Then came 倉, the selected hack for the Kowloon audience overseas. Whose arrangement is this? Not only during moving season, but also here are five reasons international nationals swear by. Extra resources!
1. Empty of Anxiety in Space
Large bags, unusual sports equipment, or mementos you would want to bring to say goodbye beverages are not friend to Hong Kong’s flats. Ministosity allows immigrants to live daily life tastefully and functionally. Though always available as needed, out of sight and out of memory.
2. Flexibility for the Future Uncertainty Contracts are fleeting; some years, job ads are not as common. Whether you joined in for two years or are here for three months, minimalism allows you either short or long term adaptability. Not big leases, nor drama should alter.
3. Prince occupies
If you are city hopping, Lai Chi Kok provides a straight path to the MTR; buses abound and highways exist. Buying cold clothes before a fast trip to Seoul or assembling maintained bikes for a family picnic? Easy here; simple out here.
4. Not much shocks are involved. Enough of a logistical safari is passing national boundaries. Lai Chi Kok storages appeal to expats in terms of open pricing and easy setup. You may pay, plan, even check on your goods online giving more time for enjoying city life, or at least for finding decent bread.
5. Hong Kong: impervious to climate change. For good reason, expats with European leather or treasured books concern about the Hong Kong wet season. Usually with climate control, buildings here won’t smell twelve different kinds of musty from your bag, snowboard, or photo albums.
Lai Chi Kok ministorage allows expats some breathing room and some house without renting another flat for their belongings. And it merits its weight in Sichuan peppercorns in a city where every inch matters.