Ewa Villages

Ewa Villages, HI · Business
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Half-Acre Kapi‘olani Blvd Site Hits Market as Honolulu High-Rise Projects Stall
1830 Kapi‘olani Blvd. — Approximate Listed Redevelopment Parcel. A 22,516-square-foot parcel at 1830 Kapi‘olani Blvd. in Honolulu has hit the market, pitched to buyers as a transit-oriented redevelopment opportunity just steps from Ala Moana Center and the Hawai‘i Convention Center. The 0.52-acre site sits near the intersection of Kapi‘olani Boulevard and Kalākaua Avenue, placing it squarely within one of Oahu's most closely watched development corridors. No asking price has been disclosed.
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Mortgage Payments Soar, Locking Many Out Of Housing Market
Hawaiʻi’s current housing market is inhospitable to both would-be homebuyers and sellers looking to offload a house, according to recent data from real estate platforms Zillow and Redfin. Mortgage rates have roughly doubled in some cities, homes are spending as much as twice as long on the market...
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Hawaii’s Commercial Harbor System Gets Major Upgrade
HONOLULU, Hawaii – The $555 million Kapalama Container Terminal Upgrade at Piers 41, 42 and 43 in Honolulu Harbor has been completed. The upgraded facility is at the site of the former Kapalama Military Reservation. This project has expanded total ocean cargo handling capacity by 40 percent to relieve...
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Small Biz Spotlight: Shaka Vibz finds fans with island-style hair clips, bougie brownies
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - As holiday shopping gets underway across the islands, local craft fairs and mākeke are giving shoppers a way to support homegrown entrepreneurs. Among the local vendors you’ll find is Shaka Vibz, an Ewa Beach-based business founded by CEO Grace Lee, who joined Hawaii News Now Sunrise to talk about her viral products.
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Hawai‘i Excellence In Business Winner – KN Surveying, LLC
We gratefully accept this recognition and are especially proud to be recognized for excellence, a value that has guided KNS from the beginning. We sincerely thank our employees for their hard work and dedication. We also extend our appreciation to First Hawaiian Bank for supporting us since 2017 when we expanded our business. Most of all, we are grateful for our clients. Without their trust and support, we would not be where we are today.