RENDERING COURTESY HOWARD HUGHES CORP.
This 400-foot condominium tower with 424 units is planned on Ward Avenue just Ewa of the Sports Authority and Ross Dress for Less stores. The site also is on the edge of the city's planned rail line shown in this rendering.
Opposition muted for Ward condo tower
By Andrew Gomes
Though the building will be tucked close to its neighbors, the proposal gets support
A planned condominium tower on Ward Avenue received mostly supportive comments Wednesday despite being nestled up against another residential high-rise — an issue arising as Kakaako increasingly fills up with tall buildings.
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By Star-Advertiser staff
The owners of a 447-acre tract above Royal Summit and Newtown Estates plan to build a zip line on their Aiea land. Story »
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By Star-Advertiser staff
For Thursday, June 20, 2013
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By Erika Engle
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By Ira Zunin
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By Bob Sigall
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By Beau Monday
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By Erika Engle
With rare exception, nothing new can be built in Kakaako without something old going away. Story »
By Greg Dunn
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