KAILUA-KONA (BIVN) - Governor David Ige joined county officials and developers for the ceremony, conducted by Kahu Danny Akaka, Jr. The project will offer 170 units of family and senior housing in Kona.
KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii – A site blessing was held on Wednesday at the construction site for what will soon be a 170 units of affordable family and senior housing in Kona.
Kamakana Villages at Keahuolu is a master-planned community developed in partnership between the State of Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation and master-developer Forest City Hawaii Kona. Michaels Development Company is the affordable housing sub-developer to Forest City Hawaii Kona. Construction on the $52 million affordable housing projects in the community is already underway.
Governor David Ige joined county officials and developers for the ceremony, conducted by Kahu Danny Akaka, Jr.
Kamakana Family Phase 1
Hale Makana ‘Ohana image courtesy brochure from the Michaels Organization.
Developers say Hale Makana ‘Ohana has 85-units, with 4-units at 60% AMI, 60-units at 50% AMI and 20-units with Project Based Section 8, which allows qualified households to pay 30% of their income for rent.
Developers say there will be five residential buildings that are three-story walk-ups with 50 one-bedroom and 35 two-bedroom units. Additionally, there will be a single-story community center building to accommodate social service, leasing and management offices, along with a laundry facility, to serve as a central gathering area for residents to socialize.
Kamakana Senior
Hale Makana ‘O Kupuna image courtesy brochure from the Michaels Organization.
Hale Makana ‘O Kupuna has 85-units, with 17-units at 60% AMI, 51-units at 50% AMI, 2-units at 30% AMI and 15-units with Project Based Section 8, which allows qualified seniors to pay 30% of their income for rent.
Developers say there will be five residential buildings, including elevator access and laundry on each floor, with 80 one-bedroom and 5 two-bedroom units. Additionally, there will be a single-story community center building to accommodate social service, leasing and management offices to serve as a central gathering area for residents to socialize.
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KAILUA-KONA (BIVN) - Governor David Ige joined county officials and developers for the ceremony, conducted by Kahu Danny Akaka, Jr. The project will offer 170 units of family and senior housing in Kona.
KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii – A site blessing was held on Wednesday at the construction site for what will soon be a 170 units of affordable family and senior housing in Kona.
Kamakana Villages at Keahuolu is a master-planned community developed in partnership between the State of Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation and master-developer Forest City Hawaii Kona. Michaels Development Company is the affordable housing sub-developer to Forest City Hawaii Kona. Construction on the $52 million affordable housing projects in the community is already underway.
Governor David Ige joined county officials and developers for the ceremony, conducted by Kahu Danny Akaka, Jr.
Kamakana Family Phase 1
Hale Makana ‘Ohana image courtesy brochure from the Michaels Organization.
Developers say Hale Makana ‘Ohana has 85-units, with 4-units at 60% AMI, 60-units at 50% AMI and 20-units with Project Based Section 8, which allows qualified households to pay 30% of their income for rent.
Developers say there will be five residential buildings that are three-story walk-ups with 50 one-bedroom and 35 two-bedroom units. Additionally, there will be a single-story community center building to accommodate social service, leasing and management offices, along with a laundry facility, to serve as a central gathering area for residents to socialize.
Kamakana Senior
Hale Makana ‘O Kupuna image courtesy brochure from the Michaels Organization.
Hale Makana ‘O Kupuna has 85-units, with 17-units at 60% AMI, 51-units at 50% AMI, 2-units at 30% AMI and 15-units with Project Based Section 8, which allows qualified seniors to pay 30% of their income for rent.
Developers say there will be five residential buildings, including elevator access and laundry on each floor, with 80 one-bedroom and 5 two-bedroom units. Additionally, there will be a single-story community center building to accommodate social service, leasing and management offices to serve as a central gathering area for residents to socialize.