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The 1,032-unit Waiakoa development will break ground in 2026 in Kakaako, featuring two towers up to 43 stories tall. The project includes workforce housing options alongside market-rate condos, continuing the neighborhood’s transformation into a dense residential hub.
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Oahu single-family home sales surged 26% in March while the median price hit a record $1,199,500. However, homes are staying on the market 40% longer, indicating buyers are becoming more selective despite strong demand.
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HART approved eminent domain proceedings against Pacific Guardian Center and Servco Pacific to acquire land for Kakaako rail stations. The legal battles could delay the extension timeline while testing property rights against public transit needs.
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HONOLULU Magazine’s marketplace returns to Ward Centre this weekend with 35+ local brands, limited-edition tote bags for early visitors, and exclusive discounts. The two-day event showcases Oahu’s diverse maker community in Kakaʻako’s heart.
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HONOLULU Magazine transforms Ward Centre’s former Roger Dunn space into a weekend marketplace featuring 40+ local vendors, from gourmet food makers to sustainable artisans. The pop-up showcases Hawaii’s growing maker economy with exclusive products and live demonstrations through Sunday.
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HART voted to pursue eminent domain against Pacific Guardian Center and Servco Pacific properties needed for Kakaako and Downtown rail stations. The move restarts a legal process stalled since December 2025 court ruling questioned HART’s condemnation authority.
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Honolulu Magazine has transformed Ward Centre into a weekend pop-up marketplace featuring 40+ local vendors. The free event showcases everything from handcrafted goods to artisanal foods, supporting local entrepreneurs in Kakaako.
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Ward Centre hosts Honolulu Magazine’s pop-up market this weekend with 40+ local vendors offering food, crafts, and services. The free event runs Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Kakaako.
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Three major Kakaako developments—Kahuina, Kaliʻu, and Waiakoa—plan to break ground in 2026, adding over 2,000 new homes. The projects will test whether large-scale construction can meaningfully address Honolulu’s housing crisis while maintaining affordability.
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Castle & Cooke Hawaii’s Waiakoa development will bring 1,032 homes to Kakaako in 2026, with 60% designated as affordable housing for families earning $60,000-$120,000 annually. The project represents one of Honolulu’s largest affordable housing commitments in a prime urban location.
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