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Shark’s Cove businesses looking for compromise as city is finalizing deal to buy land for First Responders Hub
NORTH SHORE, Hawaii (KHON2) — The clock is ticking for eight businesses on the North Shore. The city is close to finalizing a deal to buy the land where the businesses are located, which would force them to move. They are starting a petition to find a compromise. Business is booming at the shops and […]
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Historic Hawaiʻi Landmark Hits Market
Some luxury homes impress because of their scale. Others stand apart because of their history. In Honolulu, a newly listed estate manages to do both. Known as Lihiwai, a remarkable 1929 residence tucked within Honolulu’s upper Nuʻuanu Valley, the historic property has entered the market for $22 million, represented by Jovanna Giannasio-Fern of Hawaiʻi Life. Spanning 24,899 square feet across three separate structures, the estate includes six bedrooms and nine bathrooms and remains one of Hawaiʻi’s most architecturally significant private residences.
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DHHL opens applications for first-ever high-rise rental units in Honolulu
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands has opened applications for its first high-rise rental development in Honolulu, a 23-story tower at the site of the former Bowl-a-Drome. The $155 million Ke Ola Hou project, often called Hale Moiliili, offers 278 units ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments....
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Changing retail market space gives some Ward Centre retailers problems to find comparable location
Tenants at Ward Centre are having difficulty finding new locations due to the changing retail market landscape, with rising costs for both retailers and landlords, and shopping centers needing to adjust to changing shopper behaviors.
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SF investor linked to billionaire family buys 92 acres in Hawaii
On the North Shore of Oahu, a stretch of Dole Food Company land was sold to Novato's GREG Oahu, an acronym for Gund Real Estate Group, which is managed by California investor George F. Gund IV. The $5 million sale included six parcels totaling nearly 92 acres in Waialua, situated...
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Local buyers snapping up condos’ mix of affordable housing and market prices
On Oʻahu, a 43-story condo tower under construction on Kapiʻolani Boulevard in Mōʻiliʻili is about a year and a half away from completion. It's a mix of market-rate units and those meeting affordable housing guidelines. The Kuilei Place project is aimed at local residents, and...
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Koa Ridge is making modern island living feel like home
HONOLULU (HI Now) - Why settle for a neighborhood when you can be part of a whole new way to live? Koa Ridge is growing into Hawaii’s first Surban master-planned community, blending the cozy feel of neighborhood living with the everyday convenience of modern amenities, gathering spaces, and walkable connections.
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Oahu satellite city halls to stop cash payments for property taxes in July
HONOLULU (Island News) – Oahu satellite city halls will transition away from accepting cash for real property tax payments effective this July. Property tax payments at satellite city halls must be paid by check, credit card, or debit card. Property owners who still wish to pay their bills using...
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New loan program set to help homeowners finance cesspool conversions
Hawaiʻi has a deadline of 2050 to eliminate about 80,000 cesspools across the state. That target may seem far off, but at the state’s current pace, it would take more than 200 years to convert all its cesspools into compliant septic systems. Currently, the state is converting about...
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Oahu satellite city halls to stop cash property tax payments
Beginning next month, Oahu satellite city halls will no longer accept cash payments for real property taxes, and those wishing to pay in cash must do so in person at the Treasury Cashier's Office on the ground floor of Honolulu Hale.
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Honolulu Council Inches Toward High-Stakes Homebuyer Lifeline
Honolulu City Council’s Budget Committee nudged a long-discussed plan to help first-time homebuyers toward the finish line on Tuesday, voting unanimously to advance Bill 20 to the full council for a third and final reading. The measure would set up a new down-payment loan assistance revolving fund so qualifying first-time buyers could borrow from the city to cover a slice of their down payment. The latest draft tightens who can qualify and links the size of the city loan to household income and what a private lender is willing to approve.
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James Campbell Company Expands Portfolio with Acquisition of 318-Unit The Element Apartment Community in Hawaii’s Ewa Beach
KAPOLEI, HI - James Campbell Company announced it has completed the purchase of The Element, a Class A, garden-style 318-unit apartment community located in West O‘ahu, one of the fastest-growing regions in Hawai‘i. The Element marks the company’s first multifamily acquisition, and further diversifies and strengthens the company’s portfolio, which spans properties in 11 states and 14 markets.
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Historic Kailua Village’s 55-year-old shopping center on track for first major renovation
The Kona Seaside Shops is quite popular as the home of Big Kahuna Beach Grill, Ka‘ū Coffee Roasters Café, the surf shop Pacific Vibrations, the ice cream shop Homegrown Cone and the jewelry store Sparked with Aloha. But the shopping center, at age 55 and one of...
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Local Landlord James Campbell Snags Ewa Beach Complex On The Cheap
Local heavyweight James Campbell Co. is taking The Element back into hometown hands, agreeing to buy the 318-unit Ewa Beach apartment complex for $165 million. The deal returns the property to local ownership after Blackstone picked it up in 2022. The Element, a short walk from the University of Hawaiʻi–West Oʻahu, is one of West Oʻahu’s larger newer rental communities.
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The Associated Press
James Campbell Company Expands Portfolio with Acquisition of Multifamily Property, The Element, in West O‘ahu
KAPOLEI, Hawai‘i--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 17, 2026-- James Campbell Company LLC announced today it has completed the purchase of The Element , a Class A, garden-style 318-unit apartment community located in West O‘ahu, one of the fastest-growing regions in Hawai‘i. The Element marks the company’s first multifamily acquisition, and further diversifies and strengthens the company’s portfolio, which spans properties in 11 states and 14 markets. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260617532155/en/ Exterior photo of The Element in West Oahu (Hawai‘i). “We are proud to acquire a best-in-class multifamily property near our headquarters in Kapolei – the heart of where our company got its start – and support the housing needs of West Oʻahu residents,” said Kevin Penn, president and chief executive officer of James Campbell Company. “The Element is an exceptional residential community, and we are excited to bring the ownership of this top-tier property back into local hands as we intend to be long-term stewards of this residential community.” Located in ʻEwa Beach, The Element is a half-mile from the University of Hawaiʻi – West O‘ahu campus and 500 feet from the Skyline Keoneʻae (UH West Oʻahu) rail station, which offers direct access to major employers
Honolulu Civil Beat
Honolulu Building Permits Moving Faster For Homes, Slower For Businesses
Honolulu’s multimillion-dollar investment in new building permit software may be showing signs of paying off after a stormy start that saw some permitting staff pleading for a return to the old system. Following years of complaints from residents and builders about epic delays that left projects to languish —...
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Don’t Wait for the Cracks to Grow! Restore Peace of Mind with Foundation Systems Hawaii
Congratulations to Foundation Systems Hawaiʻi -- one of the Best in the Construction category for the 2026 Best of Hawaiʻi Viewers Choice Awards! Foundation Systems Hawaii, LLC is Hawaii’s premier residential and commercial geostructural contractor. Headquartered in Honolulu, and with over 60 years of combined industry experience, the firm specializes in highly technical foundation assessments, deep foundations, underpinning, micropile drilling, concrete spall repair, and drainage solutions. Whether navigating shifting volcanic rock, coastal sand, hillside erosion, or tropical storm damage, their licensed team engineers long-lasting stabilization systems to stop structural settling and protect property values.