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Stanford Carr Development’s Kahuina project in Kakaako will deliver 861 units with 60% affordable housing when construction begins in 2026. The mixed-income development represents a critical test for maintaining affordability in Honolulu’s most rapidly transforming neighborhood.
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Hilton Hawaiian Village plans a 36-story, 515-room tower in Waikiki, sparking debate over density and tourism growth. Construction could start in mid-2026 if approved.
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Stanford Carr Development’s 861-unit Kahuina tower in Kakaako will break ground in 2026 with 60% affordable housing. The project could help address Honolulu’s housing crisis if affordability commitments hold through development.
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Construction begins on Chinatown’s first ceremonial arch at Kekaulike Mall as part of a $2.8 million revitalization effort. Local merchants hope the improvements will boost foot traffic and address persistent safety concerns in the historic district.
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The Alia condo tower in Kakaako has reached the 29th floor of 39 planned stories, with luxury amenity spaces taking shape on the ground and sixth floors. The project’s pace puts it ahead of other developments in Hawaii’s premier urban district.
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Waiakoa, a 1,032-unit tower in Kakaako’s SALT district, will break ground this year with 60% affordable housing and 68,000 sq ft of retail space. The 40-story development represents another major step in Honolulu’s urban densification efforts.
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Honolulu acquired an 8,231-sq-ft corner lot in Chinatown for $4.52 million to develop affordable housing near the planned rail corridor. The strategic purchase supports transit-oriented development while addressing the city’s housing shortage.
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Kakaako’s Waiakoa development will break ground in 2026, delivering 1,032 units with 60% reserved as affordable housing near SALT. The dual-tower project represents one of Honolulu’s largest workforce housing commitments in the rapidly evolving district.
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Two major Kakaako developments totaling 1,800+ units are set to break ground in 2026, with over 60% designated as affordable and workforce housing. The projects represent a potential turning point for housing supply in Honolulu’s urban core.
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Waiakoa will bring 1,032 homes to Kakaako’s SALT neighborhood, with 600 units designated as affordable housing. The 2026 groundbreaking represents a major test of whether the area’s transformation can serve local families or simply accelerate displacement.
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