Map of Proposed Kakaako Developments

Last week I posted the Hawaii Community Development Authority’s updated list of project activity in the Kaka’ako Community Development District (KCDD).

A PDF copy of the list can be downloaded here (Current Kakaako Project Activity).

The following link takes you to an interactive map of the projects:

http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=21.297974~-157.851878&lvl=16&sty=r&cid=8C28EB42E686E6E1!336

The map below can be saved as a png file:

Map of Proposed Kakaako Developments

Map of Proposed Kakaako Developments

Please read my disclaimer.

Current Kakaako Development Projects

The Hawaii Community Development Authority has just posted an updated list of project activity in the Kaka’ako Community Development District (KCDD).

Kakaako - Ward Neighborhood Master Plan Phasing Diagram

Four Kakaako projects totaling 1,541 units are under construction, including Waihonua (A&B), 801 South Street (Downtown Capital LLC), Symphony Honolulu (Oliver McMillan), and the Waiea tower at Ward (Victoria Ward/Howard Hughes).

Nine additional projects totalling 2,587 units have also been approved.

A PDF copy of the list can be downloaded here (Current Kakaako Project Activity).   Project information is updated at this link: http://dbedt.hawaii.gov/hcda/projects/

Please read my disclaimer.

Proposed Honolulu Condo Towers – The List of 12

These days in Hawaii, one of the most common topics real estate appraisers are confronted with is: “Have you heard about that new tower they announced in Kakaako?”

Very often, I’m asked for specifics about a new high rise condominium development in Honolulu.  I decided to compile a concise list.

There is an enormous amount of development activity happening in Hawaii right now, especially in urban Honolulu.  Major developers, lenders, and landowners are involved, including: Alexander and Baldwin (A&B), Howard Hughes Corporation, The MacNaughton Group, Kobayashi Group, OliverMcMillan, Tradewind Capital, Kamehameha Schools, Stanford Carr, American Savings Bank, Bank of Hawaii, Central Pacific Bank, Wells Fargo, and First Hawaiian Bank.

As I started to put this list together, I quickly realized that the variety of residential projects being planned was staggering: High-rise condos, student housing, timeshare, hotel, high-rise apartments, low-rise condominiums, senior housing, and even affordable housing for artists!

Here are the parameters for inclusion in this article:

  • High-Rise Construction
  • Fee Simple Condominiums
  • Whole Ownership (No Timeshare)
  • An active development plan on track for approvals, financing, and construction.

12 Oahu towers made the cut, a total of 4,166 proposed units–web links and a brief summary of each project is included below:

2013 PROPOSED / COMPLETED HIGH RISE CONDOMINIUM TOWERS
Oahu, Honolulu, Hawaii
# Tower Name (click name) Stories Units Status / Timing
1 Holomua 23 176 Completed: Early 2013 
2 Waihonua at Kewalo 43 341 Under Construction
Completion: 2014 of 2015
3 ONE Ala Moana 23 210 Under Construction
Completion: Late 2014
4 Symphony Honolulu 45 388 Groundbreaking: Late 2013
Completion: 2015
5 801 South Street 46 635 Groundbreaking: “Mid-2013”
6 Ritz-Carlton Residences,
Waikiki Beach
36 309 Groundbreaking: Late 2013
Completion: 2016
7 The Collection
(3 buildings, 1 high rise)
43 460 Groundbreaking: Mid to Late 2014
Completion: Late 2016 to 2017
8 404 Ward Ave 38 424 Groundbreaking: Early 2014
Completion: 2016
9 Keauhou Lane in Kakaako 40 600 Groundbreaking: Mid to Late 2014
10 Aloha Kai 39 128 Completion: 2016
11 “Fishnet Tower” 38 177 Proposed
12 “Wave Tower” 38 318 Proposed
Compiled by: Chris Ponsar, MAI   4,166 Total Units

The map below shows the location of each project in urban Honolulu:

Oahu Condo Project Map - Chris Ponsar, MAI

Click HERE to view details in Bing Maps

This link: http://binged.it/13RCPpX takes you to an interactive Bing Map that shows photos and details of each project.  As shown, most of the activity is in Kakaako.

Want more details?

Here you go:

Proposed Honolulu Condo Towers - Detail

CLICK CHART TO ENLARGE

Comments and/or Questions?  Please leave them in the comments section below–I’d be happy to clarify or expand.

Aloha, Chris