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Brief Introduction of Hawaii Honolulu Home

Project Name: Hawaii Honolulu Home

Project Address: Hawaii Honolulu Alamoana

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Project introduction:

The project has 184 condominiums and some business units. It is a commercial and residential project. The total height of the building is about 250 feet.

Including:

  • Three retail commercial stores and some parking lots on the first floor.
  • Parking lots on the 2nd to 5th floor.
  • Public facilities on the 6th floor, including swimming pool, owners' activity center, GYM, small theater, Children's activity area and 4 residential units.
  • Affordable housing on the 6th floor(1 unit) to 10th floor.
  • Condominiums sold at market price on the 6th floor(3 units) and on the 11th floor to 27th floor (No 13th floor).
  • The parking space and public support area of the project is approximately 180,000 square feet.
  • 184 condominiums cover an area of approximately 140,000 square feet.
  • The commercial area is about 7,000 square feet.
  • This is a real estate development project with the standards of hotel property management.
  • The project has already completed preliminary planning approval, construction drawing design, construction permit approval for foundation engineering and approved permit for presale. It is expected to start the construction in May 2023 and be completed in May 2026.
  • Total investment amount of the project is $ 130 million.
  • Market value of the completed project will be $ 170 million.
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