Jess Zimbabwe

Our Kaka’ako is a 29-acre (11.7 ha) project in Honolulu developed by the Kamehameha School, a charitable trust formed by the last living descendant of the Hawaiian king Kamehameha. Once zoned industrial, Kaka’ako is now filled with workforce housing, condominiums, retail uses, and commercial office space.
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