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HCDA approves another condo tower for Kakaako

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The Hawaii Community Development Authority, the state agency regulating development in Kakaako, voted 8-0 Wednesday to approve the Keauhou Lane project, which features a 43-story condo tower, 632 residential units, parking for 1,038 cars and about 39,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space on a 4.2-acre block bordered by South, Pohukaina, Halekauwila and Keawe streets.
Wednesday’s vote is the final approval the project needs from the HCDA. The developer still needs building permits and expects to start construction next year.
The land is owned by Kamehameha Schools. Stanford Carr, a local developer, is in charge of the tower and parking portion of the Keauhou Lane project. The 43-story tower at Keauhou Lane is designed with 388 condos. Another 35 town homes would line the parking garage along South and Pohukaina streets.
The project also includes apartments and retail space, which are being developed by Portland, Ore.-based Gerding Edlen and will feature 209 rentals in four six-story buildings on the Keawe Street side of the block.

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http://kakaakoproperties.com/hcda-ap...tower-kakaako/

^ Good lord.....that's ugly? Is that what you meant?

New Renderings and Design Updates:

http://www.hicondos.com/img/KeauhouPlace/render.jpg
http://www.hicondos.com/img/KeauhouPlace/tower.jpg

http://www.hicondos.com/img/KeauhouPlace/townhouse.jpg
http://www.hicondos.com/img/KeauhouPlace/street.jpg
http://www.hicondos.com/img/KeauhouPlace/layout750.jpg

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Keauhou Place is being developed by Stanford Carr Development who has a history of building award winning homes on the islands and it will be their first high rise tower. This 40 story residential condo tower is slated to begin construction sometime in 2014 and be completed in 2017.

The condo tower has 388 units with a good variety of configurations and sizes. There are 133 one bedroom units (567-768 square feet), 215 two bedroom units (906 to 1157 s.f.) and 40 three bedroom units (1354-1442 s.f.) There is also a series of 35 two and three bedroom townhouses along South and Pohukaina streets.

Keauhou Place Quick Facts:

Year Built: 2017
Units: 423
Stories: 40
Elevators: 4
Amenities: Pool, Spa, Gym, Barbeque Areas, Putting green, Party room and pet park.

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http://www.hicondos.com/hawaii-Condos/Keauhou-Place.asp

Aside from the horrible colors, I think they could have done a better job of covering the parking garage with the recreation deck.

Stanford Carr's Keauhou Lane project in Honolulu to start construction in March

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Hawaii developer Stanford Carr's Keauhou Lane project, which includes 388 residential units in a 400-foot high-rise tower, along with 35 townhouse units in a 42-foot mid-rise tower, is slated to start construction in late March or early April, the developer told PBN Tuesday.

Alakea Design Group and Richard Matsunaga & Associates are the architects and Hawaiian Dredging Construction Co. Inc. is the general contractor for the project.

In an exclusive interview with PBN on Tuesday, Carr talked about how he feels the transformation of the Honolulu neighborhood of Kakaako is going, as well as updates on his projects across the state, including Keauhou Lane.
A sales office for the project recently opened at a former U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development office at Waterfront Plaza in Downtown Honolulu.

"We're just giving the consumer options," Carr said of his project. "The people that come in are local families, couples. There must have been 40 people at one time that I've seen. It's exciting and there's lots of energy [at the sales gallery]."

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http://www.bizjournals.com/pacific/n...nolulu-to.html
Nov 18, 2014

That's better. That other one was bizarre.

Under Construction

Construction Shot: http://gigapan.com/gigapans/184659

Can't post it here due to the nature of a gigapan, but its highly detailed. You can zoom in and see the faces of the workers, along with the evidence of u/c.

Floor plans are out: http://keauhouplace.com/floorplans.h...ampaign=buffer

Every unit essentially.