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Proposed Ala Moana luxury condo approved

COURTESY R.M. TOWILL CORP. 
                                The proposed 1538 Kapiolani Tower, above, gained final approval by the City Council on Wednesday based on the condition that its affiliate JL Capital must provide 101 affordable apartments nearby.
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COURTESY R.M. TOWILL CORP.

The proposed 1538 Kapiolani Tower, above, gained final approval by the City Council on Wednesday based on the condition that its affiliate JL Capital must provide 101 affordable apartments nearby.

CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERITSER.COM
                                Members of the hotel and restaurant industry union Unite Here Local 5 demonstrated Wednesday morning against City Council approval of a proposed luxury condominium tower project near Ala Moana Center that would provide 101 units of affordable rental apartments on two nearby sites. Arrows on signs referring to “Honolulu’s Housing Plan” pointed to a tent on the ground. The project was approved.
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CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERITSER.COM

Members of the hotel and restaurant industry union Unite Here Local 5 demonstrated Wednesday morning against City Council approval of a proposed luxury condominium tower project near Ala Moana Center that would provide 101 units of affordable rental apartments on two nearby sites. Arrows on signs referring to “Honolulu’s Housing Plan” pointed to a tent on the ground. The project was approved.

COURTESY R.M. TOWILL CORP. 
                                The proposed 1538 Kapiolani Tower, above, gained final approval by the City Council on Wednesday based on the condition that its affiliate JL Capital must provide 101 affordable apartments nearby.
CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERITSER.COM
                                Members of the hotel and restaurant industry union Unite Here Local 5 demonstrated Wednesday morning against City Council approval of a proposed luxury condominium tower project near Ala Moana Center that would provide 101 units of affordable rental apartments on two nearby sites. Arrows on signs referring to “Honolulu’s Housing Plan” pointed to a tent on the ground. The project was approved.