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Honolulu begins large mixed-income housing redevelopment project

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State officials and community leaders began the first phase of the 15-acre Mayor Wright Homes redevelopment project in Kalihi-Palama near downtown Honolulu. The project, which involves the Hawaii Public Housing Authority and developer Highridge Costa, plans to build over 2,400 new rentals, condos, and commercial space across 10 towers.

From hawaiinewsnow.com

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The initiative is part of a larger effort to address housing challenges in Honolulu. The plan includes public housing units and condos for sale, aiming to provide mixed-income housing and commercial space in the area.

Honolulu is currently facing global housing market challenges.

From hawaiinewsnow.com

Who's involved

  • HonoluluThe city where the major mixed-income housing and commercial development is taking place.
  • HawaiiThe state hosting the public housing initiative addressing housing shortages.

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