Kapolei, HI 96707
This exceptional 10.32-acre mixed-use land parcel, identified as Kalaeloa Parcel 1C, presents a unique investment opportunity in Kapolei, Oahu's burgeoning commercial hub. Located at the intersection of Kamokila Boulevard and Franklin D. Roosevelt Avenue, this highly visible site benefits from its proximity to significant recent developments. The newly opened Daniel K. Akaka VA Clinic, serving over 15,000 veterans and employing over 250 medical professionals, is directly adjacent, adding to the area's growing vitality. Furthermore, Gentry's 390-unit residential community, construction of which commenced in mid-2023, is also nearby, creating a strong residential base for commercial ventures. The property is zoned T3 (HCDA), allowing for a diverse range of commercial, office, and mixed-use developments. Significant infrastructure improvements, totaling $41 million, have been completed by Hunt, including upgraded roadways and utilities, making this parcel fully development-ready with all necessary off-site connections established. Its prime location along a major retail corridor, adjacent to Costco, ensures high visibility and accessibility, making it ideal for a variety of commercial uses, including lodging and retail. The expansive lot size offers considerable flexibility for large-scale development projects. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a strategically located, fully prepared parcel in one of Oahu's fastest-growing areas.
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