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SALT at Our Kakaako

SALT at Our Kakaʻako is a 30+ tenant open-air retail complex at 691 Auahi Street in the heart of Kakaʻako, featuring local restaurants like Highway Inn, Moku Kitchen, and Pioneer Saloon, independent shops, weekly farmers markets, and community events. Developed by Kamehameha Schools as part of the Our Kakaʻako master plan, SALT is the walkable … Read more

Muse Honolulu

Muse Honolulu introduces a distinct architectural presence to Midtown Ala Moana with 315 residences ranging from studios to 3-bedroom penthouses, priced from $700,000 to over $2.4 million. Developed by JL Capital and designed by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, this 400-foot tower offers a unique “Urban Loft” concept. JL Capital selected Layton Construction as general contractor in … Read more

Keauhou Place

Keauhou Place is a 43-story residential tower at 555 South Street in Our Kakaʻako, offering 423 fee-simple condos and townhomes priced from roughly $650,000 to $1.5 million on the resale market. Completed in 2017 by Stanford Carr Development as part of Kamehameha Schools’ master plan, the building includes market-rate and affordable housing units, a heated … Read more

Kaliu at Our Kakaako

Kaliʻu is a 400-foot luxury condo tower bringing 285 residences to Block G of the Our Kakaʻako master plan, directly across the street from SALT. Developed by ProsPac Holdings with architecture by Design Partners Inc., one-bedroom units start at $890,000, two-bedrooms from $1,250,000, and three-bedrooms from $2,712,465. Owner-occupant sales launched in February 2025; groundbreaking is … Read more

Ae’o

Ae'o from the far side in Ward Village

Ae’o is a 40-story, 466-unit luxury condominium tower completed in 2018 at 1001 Queen Street in Kakaʻako’s Ward Village, directly above Honolulu’s flagship Whole Foods Market. Developed by The Howard Hughes Corporation as the third residential tower in the Ward Village master plan, Ae’o represents a bridge between accessible urban living and luxury amenities, offering … Read more

‘A’ali’i

ʻAʻaliʻi is a 42-story, 751-unit condominium tower completed in 2021 at 987 Queen Street in Kakaʻako’s Ward Village—the largest residential building by unit count in the entire master-planned community. Developed by The Howard Hughes Corporation as Ward Village’s sixth residential tower, ʻAʻaliʻi pioneered the “smart living” micro-unit concept in Honolulu’s luxury condo market, offering compact … Read more

Kōʻula

Ko'ula in Ward Village

Kō’ula is a 41-story, 566-unit luxury condominium tower completed in September 2022 at 1000 Auahi Street in Ward Village, Honolulu. Designed by renowned MacArthur Fellow and architect Jeanne Gang of Studio Gang, Kō’ula stands out as one of the most architecturally distinctive towers in Hawaiʻi, featuring an undulating facade inspired by native red sugarcane plants … Read more

ʻIlima

Intersection of Auahi and Kamakee in Ward Village

ʻIlima is an ultra-luxury 33-story, 148-unit residential tower under development at 1238 Ala Moana Boulevard in Ward Village, Honolulu, representing a partnership between The Howard Hughes Corporation and Discovery Land Company. Designed by renowned architect Robert A.M. Stern with interiors by Champalimaud Design, ʻIlima targets the highest end of Hawaii’s luxury market with residences of … Read more

Waiea

Waiea in Ward Village

Waiea is a 36-story, 196-unit luxury condominium completed in 2016 at 1118 Ala Moana Boulevard in Ward Village, Honolulu. Developed by The Howard Hughes Corporation as the flagship tower of the Ward Village master plan, Waiea set the standard for ultra-luxury living in Kakaʻako. Designed by award-winning Vancouver architect James K.M. Cheng in collaboration with … Read more

Anaha

Anaha in Ward Village

Anaha is a 38-story, 317-unit luxury condominium completed in 2017 at 1108 Auahi Street in Ward Village, Honolulu. Developed by The Howard Hughes Corporation as the second tower in the Ward Village master plan, Anaha distinguishes itself with bold angular architecture and a signature overhanging glass-bottom pool that cantilevers over the street below. Designed by … Read more