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Stanford Carr Development breaks ground on Kahuina in Kakaʻako, delivering 861 units with 60% affordable and workforce housing. The $300+ million project represents one of the largest affordable housing commitments in the district’s transformation.
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A 10.85-acre oceanfront property in Ko Olina will be transformed into a mixed-use entertainment and dining destination, reopening public beach access after 40 years. The Waianiani at The Cove project reflects West Oʻahu’s ongoing development boom and commitment to balancing growth with community access.
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Stanford Carr Development will break ground in 2026 on Kahuina, an 861-unit Kakaʻako project with 60% affordable housing. The massive development represents a shift toward mixed-income housing in the rapidly transforming district.
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Stanford Carr Development’s Kahuina project will break ground in 2026 with 861 units, 60% designated for affordable and workforce housing. The mixed-use tower on Block C of Our Kakaako includes 42,000 sq ft of commercial space and represents a significant commitment to local housing needs.
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Stanford Carr Development’s Kahuina project will bring 861 mixed-income units to Kakaako in 2026, with 60% designated as affordable housing. The development offers a rare opportunity for local families to live in Honolulu’s rapidly gentrifying waterfront neighborhood.
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Hilton Hawaiian Village proposes adding a 36-story, 515-room tower to Waikiki’s skyline, sparking debate about height limits and tourism growth. The massive expansion could begin construction in mid-2026 pending city approvals.
Read MoreEAH Housing will redevelop the former Dee Lite Bakery site in Kalihi into affordable housing across from the future Mokauea Skyline station. The $8.4M transit-oriented development could house families by 2027.
Read MoreThe Waianiani at The Cove, a luxury oceanfront resort adjacent to Ko Olina, officially broke ground following a May 21 blessing ceremony. The 10.85-acre development will create hundreds of jobs and add new accommodations to West Oahu’s growing resort corridor.
Read MoreStanford Carr Development’s Kahuina project will bring 861 mixed-income units to Kakaako in 2026, with 60% designated as affordable housing. The development bucks the luxury trend dominating the neighborhood and offers hope for local working families.
Read MoreHilton Hawaiian Village proposes a 36-story, 515-room tower in Waikiki, sparking debate over building heights and tourism capacity. The project could begin construction in mid-2026 if approved through Honolulu’s permitting process.
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