A Village, A Neighborhood, A Community Presentation to the Hawai‘i Community Development Authority
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Today’s Discussion
• Victoria Ward Ltd.
• The Last Decade
• The Ward Legacy
• Looking Forward
• Ala Moana Boulevard Elevated Walkway
• The Park on Ward
• Ulana Ward Village and the Ewa Plaza
• Community Benefits
Victoria Ward, Ltd. is pleased to share these proposals for the next phase of Ward Village, which are based on current plans, projections and information relating to our community. As Victoria Ward, Ltd. continues to receive input and further plan for the continuing evolution of Ward Village as a world-class, master planned community, these proposals are subject to change.
Victoria Ward Ltd.
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We are Victoria Ward Ltd. by The Howard Hughes Corporation
80 Full-Time Staff with a Commitment to Community
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A Commitment to Community
• Deliver community improvements focused on sustainability, infrastructure
enhancements, open space creation, and neighborhood programming
• Support local job & business creation through development and operations
• Provide housing for multiple sectors of the market
• Make an active difference in Hawai‘i through philanthropic giving,
volunteerism, and cultural engagement
The Last Decade
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Deliver community improvements focused on sustainability, infrastructure enhancements, open space creation, and neighborhood programming
• Largest LEED-ND Platinum pre-certified
neighborhood in the country and the only one
in Hawai‘i
• Smart Growth – homes near job centers
• Walkable - reduce vehicle miles
• Greener buildings and modern infrastructure
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• Auahi Street Promenade - pedestrian and bicycle
friendly, musical sidewalks
• Over 140,000 SF of new open space
• Mauka and Makai Victoria Ward Parks
• Hundreds of trees planted, saved, and relocated
• Cultural preserves, native gardens and trees
• Public art, sculptures, murals, and exhibits
• Weekly Kaka‘ako Farmers Market
Deliver community improvements focused on sustainability, infrastructure enhancements, open space creation, and neighborhood programming
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• 116,000 SF of neighborhood services including
Longs Drugs, Whole Foods Market, Straub Clinic,
local banks, fitness, dry cleaners, and more
• Over 3,700 public parking stalls
• Kewalo Basin Harbor public private partnership
Deliver community improvements focused on sustainability, infrastructure enhancements, open space creation, and neighborhood programming
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Support local job & business creation through development and operations
• 39 restaurants, cafes, and entertainment
• 36 retail shops
• 14 neighborhood services
• 550,000+ SF of commercial use
• 160,000+ SF of light industrial use
• 170,000+ SF of office use
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Provide housing for multiple sectors of the market
• 2,160,953 square feet of new residential space
• 375 reserved homes for local couples,
families, and first-time homebuyers, starting
from $323K
• 1,010 market homes for empty-nesters,
families and more, starting from $405K
• Studio to three-bedroom homes with diverse
amenities
• Opportunity to live, work, and play
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Make an active difference in Hawai‘i through philanthropic giving, volunteerism, and cultural engagement
• Ward Village has donated over $3.5 million to over 170
local non-profits, serving thousands of local residents
• Hawaii Community Foundation – Freshwater Initiative
• Kupu – Ho‘okupu Center at Kewalo Basin
• Queen’s Medical Center – The Caregiver Sanctuaries
• HomeAid Hawaii – Kauhale tiny homes
• Other philanthropic partners include: Hawaii Food Bank, Bishop Museum, YMCA, Child & Family Services, Make A Wish
Hawaii, Boys & Girls Club, Biki, American Red Cross, Hawaiian Humane Society,
Waikiki Health, Children’s Discovery Center, Hawaii Homeownership Center, and
many more…
The Ward Legacy
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Victoria Ward, 1846 - 1935
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Victoria Ward Ltd., 1930 - Today
“Centrally located on the shore between
Downtown Honolulu and Waikiki, the
company anticipates development of a
new residential community in the area
and envisions Victoria Ward Centers as an
expanding ‘town center,’ where people of
all ages will gather, live, and work
together.”
Excerpt from Victoria Ward and
Her Family: Memories of Old Plantation
by Frank Ward Hustace III, 2000 1940
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Victoria Ward Centers, 1970s
• 60 acres centrally located in
the urban core
• Fragmented retail
• Surface parking lots
• Light industrial uses such as
auto body shops, furniture
stores, electronic shops,
appliance stores, printers
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20 • Redevelopment agency created
in 1976 to facilitate residential
and commercial development in
the urban core
• To date, HCDA has invested over
$269 million to improve the
infrastructure of Kaka‘ako and
create plans and rules to guide
its growth
Hawai‘i Community Development Authority, est. 1976
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Ward Village, 2000 – Present
• Master Plan approved in 2009 following
extensive community outreach
• Approximately 27 city blocks
• 14 blocks developed or stabilized
• 3 blocks currently under construction
LookingForward
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• Expand and enhance Victoria Ward Parks
• Create a new public park at the Ewa Plaza
• Provide new reserved- and market-priced homes
• Create new shopping, dining, and entertainment areas
• Extend the Auahi Street Promenade
• Develop the Ala Moana Boulevard elevated walkway
• Increase the number of pedestrian- and bike-friendly streets
• Continue to create economic stimulus/jobs, and help Hawai‘i recover
Ward Village Master Planned Community: Next Phase
Victoria Ward, Ltd. is pleased to share these proposals for the next phase of Ward Village, which are based on current plans, projections and information relating to our community. As Victoria Ward, Ltd. continues to receive input and further plan for the continuing evolution of Ward Village as a world-class, master planned community, these proposals are subject to change.
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Ala Moana BoulevardElevated Walkway
Ala Moana Boulevard Elevated Walkway
• Linking mauka to makai
• Safer crossing over Ala Moana
Boulevard’s bustling traffic
• New bike and pedestrian
connection to the commercial
harbor and shoreline
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V i c t o r i a W a r d P a r k - M a k a i
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The Park on Ward • Expansion and completion of Victoria Ward Park - Mauka
• Ground floor commercial space around all four sides of the block
• Auahi Street Promenade extension and realignment
• Halekauwila Street extension
• Off-street public parking
• Market rate homes
• Economic recovery estimates:
• 335 jobs annually during construction
• $39 million in State taxes during construction
• $7 million in City fees and permits
• $2.9 million additional annual Property Tax
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Ulana Ward Village & the Ewa Plaza
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Ulana Ward Village & the Ewa Plaza• New Reserved Homes fulfilling current and future Ward Village requirements
• New public park
• New street-front commercial space
• New light industrial space
• New off-street public parking
• Connecting Kaka‘ako
• Economic recovery estimates:
• 200 jobs per year created during construction
• $26 million in State taxes during construction
• $2 million in City fees and permits
• $0.8 million additional annual Property Tax
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Ward Village Shops2014
IBM Building2013
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Ward Entertainment Center2001
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Victoria Ward Park
Mauka
Victoria Ward Park
Makai
The Park on Ward
UlanaWard Village
Ewa Plaza
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WARD VILLAGE MASTER PLANNED COMMUNITY
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Community Benefits
• New reserved and market homes for local residents
• New retail, restaurants, and commercial space
• New light industrial space
• Completion and addition of new public park space
• Enhanced walkability, bikeability
• Connectivity to Ala Moana Beach Park and Kaka‘ako as a whole
• Significant economic stimulus for our local community
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Slide Number 1Today’s Discussion Slide Number 3We are Victoria Ward Ltd. �by The Howard Hughes CorporationA Commitment to CommunitySlide Number 6Deliver community improvements focused on sustainability, infrastructure enhancements, open space creation, and neighborhood programming Deliver community improvements focused on sustainability, infrastructure enhancements, open space creation, and neighborhood programming Deliver community improvements focused on sustainability, infrastructure enhancements, open space creation, and neighborhood programming Support local job & business creation through �development and operationsProvide housing for multiple sectors of the marketMake an active difference in Hawai‘i through philanthropic giving, volunteerism, and cultural engagement �Slide Number 13Victoria Ward, 1846 - 1935Victoria Ward Ltd., 1930 - TodayVictoria Ward Centers, 1970sSlide Number 17Ward Village, 2000 – PresentSlide Number 19Ward Village Master Planned Community: Next PhaseSlide Number 21Slide Number 22Ala Moana Boulevard Elevated WalkwaySlide Number 24The Park on Ward Slide Number 26Slide Number 27Slide Number 28Slide Number 29Slide Number 30Slide Number 31Slide Number 32Ulana Ward Village & the Ewa PlazaSlide Number 34Slide Number 35Slide Number 36Slide Number 37Slide Number 38Slide Number 39Slide Number 40Community Benefits Estimated Project TimelinesSlide Number 43
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