Construction Begins on Senior Housing Development in Hawaii

The $88 million Kokua Senior Living development will bring new affordable homes to Honolulu’s Central Business District. Developers have broken ground on the 20-story Kokua Senior Living affordable housing community in downtown Honolulu. The development will provide 222 residential studio apartments, ranging between 250 and 330 square feet, for seniors 55 and older, plus two

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Groundbreaking begins for affordable senior apartment complex in downtown Honolulu

The $88 million project will be designed for seniors 55 years and older. Work is officially underway to build a new affordable senior apartment complex in downtown Honolulu. Developers and state leaders on Thursday attended a groundbreaking ceremony at the future site of the 20-story Kokua Senior Living affordable apartment community on Alakea Street. Read

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Groundbreaking ceremony for affordable senior rental tower held in downtown Honolulu

Gov. David Ige, Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation’s (HHFDC) Executive Director Denise Iseri-Matsubara, and members of the development team were part of the groundbreaking event. Honolulu-based Coastal Rim Properties is partnering with California-based Highridge Costa on the project, which is slated to be completed in August 2023. The project was designed by SVA Architects

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Influencers in Multi-Family

Michael Costa is a leader in creating affordable housing, living by the mantra that low-income housing should be well built, well designed and resident focused. He is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Highridge Costa, where he practices what he preaches, having developed and syndicated over $4.5 billion of affordable housing tax credits. With

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