The Park at Ward Village

Last updated: July 6, 2026

The Park is a 41-story, 546-unit residential tower that opened in June 2026 — residents began moving in on June 2, 2026, making it the newest addition to the Ward Village skyline. With its mid-century modern design, Juliet balconies, and the largest unit count of any Ward Village tower, The Park represents the community’s most accessible entry point for buyers who want brand-new construction in Honolulu’s premier master-planned neighborhood. It completed in June 2026 and is 97% sold, with roughly 18 finished developer units remaining in closeout (Howard Hughes Q2 2026 Form 10-Q, as of June 30, 2026), and the resale market is now forming: studios from about $648K, 1-bedrooms around $1.13M–$1.39M (August 2026). Here’s what you need to know.

Quick Facts

Detail	Info
Location	Ward Village, Honolulu, HI (west side of Victoria Ward Park)
Stories	41
Total Units	546
Completed	June 2026 (first move-ins June 2, 2026)
Construction Started	October 2022
Architect	Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB)
Developer	Howard Hughes Holdings (Ward Village)
Unit Types	Studios, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom
Unit Sizes	~350–1,500 sq ft
Developer Pricing	Developer closeout — ~18 units left. Resales (Aug 2026): studios $648K–$935K; 1BR $1.128M–$1.385M; larger units to $2.7M+
Price Per Sq Ft	$1,200–$1,800
Status	Open since June 2026; developer sold out — resales only (Aug 2026)
Design Aesthetic	Mid-century modern with Juliet balconies
Master Plan	Ward Village — 60 acres, 14 towers, LEED-ND Platinum

Overview: What Is The Park?

The Park is Ward Village’s largest residential tower by unit count and its newest completed building. Situated on the west side of Victoria Ward Park — the neighborhood’s central green space — the building takes its name literally: this is the tower that lives next to the park. Designed by Solomon Cordwell Buenz (the same firm behind Victoria Place), The Park distinguishes itself with a mid-century modern aesthetic featuring clean lines, warm materials, and signature Juliet balconies that give the façade a distinctive rhythm. It’s a design choice that nods to Hawaiʻi’s mid-century architectural heritage while delivering thoroughly modern living spaces. With 546 units ranging from studios to 3-bedrooms, The Park offers more variety and more accessible price points than most Ward Village towers. Studios starting in the low $700Ks made this the most approachable new-construction option in the neighborhood — a major draw for first-time buyers, young professionals, and investors.

Who is The Park for? First-time condo buyers who want into Ward Village at the ground floor. Young professionals and couples who prioritize walkability and lifestyle. Investors watching Victoria Place’s 15% first-year appreciation and hoping for a similar trajectory. And anyone who values brand-new, never-lived-in construction with modern finishes.

Pricing & Floor Plans

The Park sold out from the developer. The table below preserves late-stage developer pricing (February 2026) for reference; current purchases are resales — studios listed $648K–$935K and 1-bedrooms $1.128M–$1.385M as of August 2026. Confirm current listings with your agent.

Developer Pricing (Remaining Units)

Unit Type	Approx. Size	Starting Price	Price/Sq Ft
Studio	~350–450 sq ft	Low $700Ks	$1,600–$1,800
1-Bedroom	~500–700 sq ft	Mid $900Ks+	$1,400–$1,700
2-Bedroom	~800–1,100 sq ft	~$1.832M (last available)	$1,500–$1,800
3-Bedroom	~1,200–1,500 sq ft	$2M+	$1,400–$1,600

Pricing based on available developer data as of February 2026. Only a handful of developer units remain — specific availability changes frequently. Contact a buyer’s agent for current inventory.

What About Resales?

The Park began closings and move-ins on June 2, 2026, so a true resale market is only now forming. Early resales will be the most closely watched transactions in Honolulu real estate. Why? Because Victoria Place — the tower that delivered just before The Park — showed approximately 15% average appreciation in its first year of resales. If The Park follows a similar trajectory, studios purchased in the low $700Ks could see meaningful gains. If it doesn’t, it will signal something about supply dynamics in Ward Village. Either way, The Park’s resale performance will be a bellwether for the entire neighborhood.

Floor Plan Highlights

• Studios (~350–450 sq ft) — Efficiently designed with integrated kitchens and surprisingly functional layouts. The Juliet balconies add light and a sense of openness without consuming interior square footage. Ideal for singles, part-time residents, or pied-à-terre use.
• 1-Bedrooms (~500–700 sq ft) — The workhorse layout. Enough room for comfortable daily living with separate sleeping and living areas. Strong rental potential.
• 2-Bedrooms (~800–1,100 sq ft) — Split-bedroom configurations available. Good for couples, small families, or anyone wanting a home office. The last available developer 2BR was listed at approximately $1.832M.
• 3-Bedrooms (~1,200–1,500 sq ft) — The premium offering with generous living spaces and multiple view exposures. Starting above $2M.

Amenities

The Park delivers a comprehensive amenity package designed for its large resident community:

• Resort-style pool and sun deck — the social centerpiece of the building
• State-of-the-art fitness center with cardio, weights, and functional training areas
• Resident lounge and gathering spaces for entertaining and co-working
• BBQ and outdoor kitchen areas on the amenity level
• Landscaped courtyards and garden spaces — fitting for a building named “The Park”
• Children’s play area for young families
• Pet-friendly amenities — Ward Village is one of Honolulu’s most dog-friendly communities
• Secure parking garage with assigned stalls
• 24/7 security and front desk services
• Package receiving and secure storage

The amenity level is designed to handle the building’s 546-unit population — this is a large community, and the common spaces are scaled accordingly.

Location & Lifestyle

The Park’s location on the west side of Victoria Ward Park gives it a unique advantage: direct adjacency to the neighborhood’s central green space. This isn’t just a marketing tagline — the park hosts community events, farmers markets, outdoor movie nights, and serves as the everyday gathering spot for Ward Village residents.

Walking Distance Highlights

• Victoria Ward Park — literally next door
• Ala Moana Beach Park — a short walk south for swimming, paddling, and sunset watching
• Ala Moana Center — world-class shopping within a 10-minute walk
• Whole Foods Market — the neighborhood’s grocery anchor
• Kaka’ako restaurants and cafes — a growing dining scene with everything from poke shops to upscale restaurants
• Downtown Honolulu — a quick drive, bike, or bus ride to the financial district

The Ward Village Lifestyle

Living in Ward Village means embracing a walkable, urban lifestyle that’s rare in Hawaiʻi. The master plan — developed by Howard Hughes Holdings across 60 acres — connects residential towers with retail, parks, and pedestrian-priority streets. Many residents go car-light, using Ward Village’s infrastructure for daily needs and saving the car for beach trips and weekend adventures. The Park’s 546 units will add significant energy to the neighborhood. More residents means more retail demand, more community programming, and more vibrancy. If you like being part of a neighborhood that’s actively growing and evolving, The Park puts you at the center of it. For a full overview of the community, see our Ward Village development guide.

Pros & Cons

✅ Pros

• Most accessible Ward Village pricing — studios from the low $700Ks is the lowest new-construction entry point in the neighborhood
• Brand-new construction — opened June 2026, so you’re among the first to live in these units
• Distinctive mid-century modern design — the Juliet balconies and warm aesthetic set The Park apart visually
• Park-adjacent location — direct access to Victoria Ward Park’s green space and events
• Large community — 546 units creates a vibrant, active building culture
• Appreciation potential — if Victoria Place’s trajectory is any indicator, The Park could see meaningful gains
• Part of the Ward Village master plan — LEED-ND Platinum neighborhood with long-term development vision

❌ Cons

• Nearly sold out from developer — if you want a developer unit, options are extremely limited
• Smaller unit sizes — studios at ~350 sq ft and 1BRs at ~500 sq ft require careful furniture planning
• Large building — 546 units means more neighbors, more elevator wait times, and busier amenity spaces
• Construction noise — Kalae and future towers will continue construction in the neighborhood through 2028+
• Appreciation isn’t guaranteed — Victoria Place’s performance is encouraging but The Park is a different product at different price points
• Juliet balconies vs. full lānai — the design choice means no true outdoor living space on most units, which is a tradeoff in Hawaiʻi’s climate
• Parking may be tight — studios may not include a parking stall; verify before purchasing

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How much does a condo at The Park Ward Village cost?

The developer has sold out — as of August 2026, resale listings run from about $648,000 (studios) to $2.7M+, with 1-bedrooms around $1.128M–$1.385M. Original developer pricing started in the low $700,000s for studios, mid $900,000s+ for 1-bedrooms, approximately $1.832 million for 2-bedrooms (last available), and $2 million+ for 3-bedrooms. Price per square foot ranges from $1,200 to $1,800. Only a handful of developer units remain as of February 2026.

2. When did The Park at Ward Village open?

The Park is complete — first residents moved in on June 2, 2026. Construction began in October 2022.

3. Are there any units still available at The Park?

The developer has sold out. As of August 2026, buying at The Park means a resale — studios from about $648,000, 1-bedrooms from about $1.13 million. With the building now open, expect an active resale market to develop quickly.

4. What makes The Park different from other Ward Village towers?

The Park stands out for its mid-century modern design aesthetic, Juliet balconies, the largest unit count (546 units) in Ward Village, studios as an available unit type, and its location directly adjacent to Victoria Ward Park. It’s also the most price-accessible tower in the recent Ward Village lineup.

5. Will The Park appreciate like Victoria Place?

It’s too early to say. Victoria Place showed ~15% average first-year appreciation, which has generated significant buzz. The Park’s larger unit count, more accessible pricing, and studio offerings create a different buyer profile. Early resale performance after delivery will be closely watched by the market.

6. What are the HOA fees at The Park?

HOA fees at The Park were established at delivery and vary by unit size. They cover building operations, amenities, insurance, water/sewer, and security. Expect fees proportional to the building’s extensive amenity package. Contact your buyer’s agent for the most current fee schedule.

7. Can I rent out a condo at The Park?

Rental policies are governed by The Park’s AOAO (Association of Apartment Owners) rules. Most Ward Village towers allow rentals with minimum lease terms (typically 30+ days). Verify current rules before purchasing as an investment property.

8. What is a Juliet balcony?

A Juliet balcony is a railing or balustrade at a full-height window or door that opens to the outside but doesn’t have a traditional walkout platform. It allows fresh air flow and an open feel without the structural footprint of a full lānai. The Park uses Juliet balconies as a key design element throughout the building.

9. How does The Park compare to Kalae at Ward Village?

The Park and Kalae target different buyer profiles. The Park offers more accessible pricing (resale studios from the mid-$600Ks vs. Kalae starting at $1.2M), delivered first (opened June 2026 vs. Kalae’s 2028 target), and has more units (546 vs. 330). Kalae offers a waterfront location and a more premium positioning. See our Ward Village pricing guide for detailed comparisons.

10. Is The Park a good first condo purchase?

The Park is one of the best options for first-time condo buyers in Ward Village. Studios and 1-bedrooms offer the lowest entry points for new construction in the neighborhood, and the Ward Village location provides strong long-term fundamentals. The tradeoff is smaller unit sizes — make sure the square footage works for your lifestyle before committing.

Related Pages

• Ward Village Development Overview
• Victoria Place at Ward Village
• Kalae at Ward Village
• Ward Village Pricing Guide 2026