ICAC HQ Building, Anti-corruption headquarters in North Point, Hong Kong.

The ICAC headquarters is a modern administrative building in North Point dedicated to fighting corruption across Hong Kong. It houses investigation offices, training facilities, and a public reporting center that operates around the clock.

The ICAC first proposed a dedicated headquarters in 1988, and the government backed the final plan in 1994. The site, formerly the Man Hong Street playground, was chosen in 1995; the Finance Committee approved HK$731.1 million in June 2003, and the building opened on 8 December 2007.

The ground-floor café, named "1974" after the year the ICAC was founded, is run by Po Leung Kuk and opened on 15 November 2024. It serves three coffees with beans from Yunnan, Africa and Vietnam, displays old Hong Kong film posters and neon signs, and exhibits previously unreleased evidence and investigation tools.

The building features a reporting center on the ground floor where the public can submit corruption cases at any time, day or night. Visitors should note that access to certain areas may be restricted, so it helps to check what is open to the public.

The ground-floor lobby has housed the "1974" café since 15 November 2024, run non-profit by Po Leung Kuk and named for the year the ICAC was founded. It serves three coffees with beans from Yunnan, Africa and Vietnam, displays previously unreleased evidence and investigation tools, and has an electronic photo booth.