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- By Andrew Gomes
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July 31, 2011
Building homes on farmland between Waipio and Mililani got the green light from a state commission last year, but a potential red light recently arose and could stop the estimated $2.2 billion project known as Koa Ridge. Read more
- By Kristen Consillio
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July 31, 2011
The once fledgling city of Kapolei continues to transform the urban core of West Oahu, with a number of projects under way that will add to the myriad of restaurants and shops in the growing community. Read more
- By Dan Nakaso
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July 31, 2011
Scaled-back plans for the future of Turtle Bay Resort are under development while Kamehameha Schools plans to overhaul a historic block on the opposite end of the North Shore. Read more
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- By Mike Gordon
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July 31, 2011
The $300 million luxury condo — Hale Ka Lae — will be built at the base of Mariners Ridge where Keahole Street meets Hawaii Kai Drive. It will have a 10-story building and a four-story building for a total of 242 units. The units are expected to sell for between $700,000 and $3.8 million. Read more
- By Allison Schaefers
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July 31, 2011
Recovery in Waikiki tourism is helping to fuel the neighborhood's next development cycle and prompting some iconic Hawaii investors to consider bringing new business to the state's visitor mecca. Read more
- By Andrew Gomes
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July 31, 2011
In November a seismic shift took place in how the 60 acres underlying Ward Centers in Kakaako will be redeveloped, as ownership of the property and development plans transferred from the operator of nearby Ala Moana Center to Howard Hughes Corp. Read more
- By Gene Park
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July 31, 2011
It'll be years before rail transit-oriented development becomes a reality, but the planning has already started. So far, only the wide-open East Kapolei area has the most firmed-up plans set. Plans for other, more developed areas like Waipahu and Aiea are near completion. Read more
- By Andrew Gomes
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July 31, 2011
The regulatory stage has been set — again — for a state commission to determine whether prime farmland in Ewa is a suitable site for a community with roughly as many homes as Mililani or Hawaii Kai. Read more
- By Dan Nakaso
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July 31, 2011
Plans by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to develop land from Koolaupoko to Kawela have divided residents over the future of their picturesque corner of Windward Oahu. Read more
- By Kristen Consillio
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July 31, 2011
Near the entrance of Mililani Mauka on a 1.9-acre site next to a McDonald's restaurant, a gas station and convenience mart, Longs Drug Stores is well under way in building its fifth Hawaii location with a drive-through pharmacy. Read more
- By Alan Yonan Jr.
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July 31, 2011
Walt Disney Co.'s Aulani Resort, nearing completion at Ko Olina, already has provided a boost to the state's struggling construction industry and is poised to bring long-term economic benefits to Oahu's Leeward Coast. Read more
- By Mike Yuen / Special to the Star-Advertiser
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July 31, 2011
When recently queried about changes in Moiliili, Derek Kauanoe, the founder of the Moiliili Matters website, was quick to share before and after pictures of the three-story Rainbow Vista on South Beretania at Isenberg streets. Read more
Some major new developments are blowing into Kailua town as construction continues for two major new anchors: Target and Whole Foods Market. Read more
- By William Cole
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July 31, 2011
Spreading out across the volcanic crater of Aliamanu Military Reservation is a sea of new homes with two-car garages, Corian-counter kitchens, central air conditioning, solar hot water heaters, vaulted ceilings, well-kept white-fenced yards and much happier families dwelling within them. Read more