HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Ward Village has broken ground on two new residential towers, marking the next phase of development in the 60-acre master-planned neighborhood.
The projects, named ‘Ilima and Melia, will add 369 residences and approximately 20,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial and retail space, with an anticipated opening in 2030. ‘Ilima will rise 33 stories with 148 residences, while Melia will stand 35 stories with 221 homes. Howard Hughes Communities is partnering with Discovery Land Company on the residential experience for both properties.
“‘Ilima and Melia represent another important step in our long-term commitment to Honolulu,” said Doug Johnstone, Head of National Development and President, Hawaiʻi Region for Howard Hughes Communities. “Alongside new homes and businesses, these projects will create landscaped connections between the historic IBM Building and Ka Lei Park.”…