Keeaumoku Towers
Midtown Ala Moana, Keeaumoku Street

Keaumoku Towers Condo

Key Details

Condo
Status: Pre-development
1000 Units

Keeaumoku Towers Overview

Keeaumoku Towers is a proposed twin-tower condo development in the heart of Midtown Ala Moana. The proposed condo development from Keeaumoku Development LLC was approved by the city council members of Honolulu. Initial building height approvals were topped at 150 feet, however this development has received approval for an impressive 400 feet.

Twin tower condo developments have been a growing trend in Honolulu since the Moana Pacific development. More recently, Sky Ala Moana & 1500 Kapiolani have joined the trend proposing similar designs allowing for maximum usage of space. Fronting Keeaumoku street will be 88,000 square feet of commercial lease space. We can expect to see some great new businesses take footing in this dense and lively neighborhood.

The proposed towers will boast 836 market-rate multifamily units and 128 affordable units for the HHFDC housing program.

Amenities

Keeaumoku Towers will have an attached 12-story parking structure and a plaza/park accessible to the public. The information is limited at this time for residential condo amenities at Keeaumoku Towers. This building is still in the early planning phases.

Early plans for the development include:

Outdoor Dining

Bike Share Racks

Electic Vehicle Charging Stations

Car Sharig Programs

Amenity deck with pool area

Disclaimer: These images are taken from early design proposals and are subject to change.

Location

The Towers will be developed in the area bounded by Keeaumoku, Liona and Rycroft streets in Midtown Ala Moana. This area has seen a massive resurgence in new businesses and restaurants. Steps away from the incredible shopping options of Ala Moana Shopping Center makes the proposed condo development at Keeaumoku Towers a great locations to call home.

Affordable Housing

The plans for the towers do call for a portion of units to be reserved for an affordable housing program. There are rumors of a 30 year buyback program but not yet confirmed. For more information on the rules and restrictions for Affordable Housing please take a look at our FAQ.