Hawaii Construction Boom: New Developments Coming to Honolulu, North Shore, Central, West and Windward Oahu Sources: Honolulu Star Advertiser & Pacific Business News in Waikiki, and $100,000 for construction of improvements that comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act and a bathroom at the Waikiki Community Center.
The developers also said they have agreed to contribute $500,000 for Waikiki beach replenishment, $200,000 to the city to help the homeless in Waikiki, $200,000 to help keep bathrooms open after 10 p.m. The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reports the developers told the Waikiki Neighborhood Board Tuesday night that they plan to ask the Honolulu City Council to allow the project, which includes a 350-foot tower that exceeds the current 240-foot height limit as well as setback restrictions and density limits.
The partnership between Honolulu-based BlackSandCapital, Kobayashi Group and The MacNaughton Group plans to replace the King's Village retail complex behind the Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa with a mixed-use, multilevel tower that will include a 256-unit condominium hotel. The condo called 'Ohana Hale would be 21 stories with 180 mostly studio and one-bedroom units expected to sell for between about $250,000 and $440,000, according to a draft environmental assessment for the planned tower published this week.īlackSand Capital, partners plan multi-level tower for Waikiki retail site Requested variances are "out of character" with the community, some residents say I'm seriously starting to lose track of all the buildings proposed, approved or under construction in the city.
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