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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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The Hawaii Community Development Authority meets Wednesday to review major Kakaako development proposals, including Ward Village expansion and new waterfront projects. Decisions could influence $2.8 billion in planned neighborhood development.
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Outrigger Hospitality Group launches $100M renovation of its Waikīkī Beach Resort, repositioning the 524-room property as a “barefoot luxury” destination celebrating surf culture. The transformation could reshape Waikīkī’s competitive hotel landscape.
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Kakaako’s $400M Ālia tower reaches level 29 of 39 stories with amenity spaces taking shape. The luxury mixed-use development targets late 2027 completion with 424 residential units.
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HART completes Pier 732 on Skyline’s city center extension as ridership hits new records. Visible construction will continue through 2026 toward a planned 2031 downtown opening.
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Kakaako’s Waiakoa development will deliver 1,032 units by 2030, with 620 designated as affordable housing. The project by Koa Partners and Castle & Cooke Hawaii breaks ground in 2026, representing one of Honolulu’s largest affordable housing developments in decades.
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