If you are exploring new construction condominiums in Honolulu, The Park Ward Village is reported to be one of the most anticipated residential projects approaching completion in the Kakaako neighborhood. This comprehensive guide covers everything prospective buyers need to know about this development, from unit types and pricing to amenities and construction status.
What Is The Park Ward Village?
The Park Ward Village is described as the 8th residential tower within the master-planned Ward Village community, a 60-acre development in the Kakaako district of Honolulu at 333 Ward Ave, Honolulu, HI 96814. According to publicly available developer materials, the project is being developed by Howard Hughes Corporation (Howard Hughes Communities), with Doug Johnstone serving as the Hawaii Region President.
The tower rises 41 stories and is reported to contain approximately 545 homes (some sources cite 546 units) across roughly 1 million square feet, including approximately 629,000 SF of residential space, 54,500 SF of commercial space, and 340,500 SF of parking. Notably, all units at The Park are market-priced with no affordable or reserved housing component. The Park is described as the last second-row tower before reaching Ward Avenue within the Ward Village master plan, giving it a distinctive position adjacent to the 3.5-acre Victoria Ward Park.
Location and Neighborhood
The Park is situated in Kakaako within the Ward Village community, adjacent to Victoria Ward Park on Auahi Street. According to developer materials, the tower was designed to fold inward toward the park to optimize ocean views for residents. The surrounding neighborhood provides walkable access to Ala Moana Beach Park, Kewalo Harbor, Ward Village retail and dining establishments, and the Ala Moana Center. The ground floor of the building is reported to include over 30,000 square feet of new retail and dining options. Ward Village itself has received notable recognition, including LEED-ND Platinum certification and designation as the Best Planned Community in the United States by Architectural Digest.
Unit Mix and Sizes
According to developer materials, The Park offers four unit types across residential floors 9 through 41. Studios number 102 units ranging from 389 to 458 square feet. One-bedrooms total 216 units ranging from 564 to 801 square feet. Two-bedrooms include 150 units ranging from 922 to 1,560 square feet. Three-bedrooms comprise 78 units ranging from 1,313 to 1,557 square feet. Residences are reported to feature open kitchen, living, and dining areas with floor-to-ceiling windows, wide 5-foot Juliet balconies that open fully, oak wood flooring, and 8.8-foot ceilings. Buyers may choose between light and dark color scheme options for kitchens and bathrooms.
Design Team
The architecture for The Park is by Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB), with Associate Principal Francesco Mozzati, AIA, involved in the project. The design is described as drawing on mid-century modern architecture, with the tower form folding inward toward Victoria Ward Park. Horizontal planes extend outward in a rhythmic series creating what the design team calls a chiseled sculptural vocabulary. Interior design is by the globally acclaimed firm Yabu Pushelberg, founded by Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu. Landscape architecture is by VITA Planning and Landscape Architecture, and the structural engineer is Thornton Tomasetti.
Original Pricing and Current Resale Market
Original pricing for The Park was reported to start from the low $600,000s, with studios from approximately $600,000, one-bedrooms from approximately $700,000, two-bedrooms from the high $900,000s, and three-bedrooms from approximately $1.8 million, reaching up to approximately $2.9 million. Current resale listings are reported to range from approximately $858,000 to $2,665,000. Maintenance and HOA fees are reported at $1.05 to $1.11 per square foot, translating to approximately $408 to $1,628 per month. The fee structure is fee simple, and HOA fees are reported to cover common areas and internet, with water, sewer, and electricity sub-metered to individual units.
Construction Status and Timeline
The Park has been described as the fastest-selling market tower in Ward Village history, with public sales launching in September 2021. According to the Howard Hughes earnings report for Q4 2024, the project was 97 percent pre-sold. Key construction milestones include the October 2022 construction start and the March 14, 2025 topping-off ceremony, when the final structural beam was placed. A $30,000 commemorative gift was made to support construction industry careers. According to a March 2025 press release, The Park is slated to open mid-2026, and a Ward Village spokesperson confirmed completion is scheduled for 2026.
How Buyers Can Explore The Park
With 97 percent of units pre-sold, remaining inventory is reported to be extremely limited. However, the resale market presents an opportunity for buyers who missed the initial sales period. As independent buyer agents, Kristy and Austin Home Group can help you evaluate resale listings, understand pricing trends, and navigate the purchase process. The exclusive project broker is Ward Village Properties, LLC (RB-21701), and more information is available at theparkwardvillage.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many units does The Park Ward Village have? The Park is reported to contain approximately 545 homes across 41 stories, with a mix of studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom residences.
What is the price range at The Park Ward Village? Original pricing was reported from the low $600,000s to approximately $2.9 million. Current resale listings are reported to range from approximately $858,000 to $2,665,000.
When will The Park Ward Village be completed? According to developer materials and press releases, The Park is slated to open mid-2026. The building reached its topping-off milestone on March 14, 2025.
Are there affordable housing units at The Park? No. According to publicly available information, all units at The Park are market-priced with no affordable or reserved housing component.
What are the HOA fees at The Park Ward Village? Maintenance fees are reported at $1.05 to $1.11 per square foot, which translates to approximately $408 to $1,628 per month depending on unit size.
Are vacation rentals allowed at The Park Ward Village? According to developer materials, vacation rentals are not allowed at The Park Ward Village.
Interested in The Park Ward Village? As independent buyer's agents, we help you navigate the purchase process with your best interest in mind - not the developer's. Contact Kristy & Austin Home Group for a confidential consultation.
Disclaimer: This blog post is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute real estate advice, legal advice, or an offer to sell or buy property. All information is believed to be accurate as of the publication date but is subject to change. Pricing, timelines, floor plans, amenities, and features referenced are based on publicly available developer materials and MLS data and may change without notice. Kristy & Austin Home Group is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting as a sales representative for this development or Howard Hughes Corporation. Always verify all details directly with the developer or your licensed real estate professional before making any purchasing decisions.
