A revamped taxing entity involving downtown Honolulu property owners hoping to increase public safety, improve local ...

Bill 51 focuses on creating a business improvement district funded by property owners and investors who say they are willing to pay to help revitalize the area.

HONOLULU (KHON2) — Changes are coming to Downtown Honolulu. The real estate developer Avalon Group is converting a former downtown office tower into condominiums and units are already up for sale.

HONOLULU (Island News) -- Avalon Group has purchased the Topa Financial Center building in Downtown Honolulu, as part of its plan to reinvigorate the area, its CEO confirmed to Island News Monday.

Avalon CEO Christine Camp is already sketching out the plans to “reimagine” the two towers, which have a total of 420,267 square feet of space and 907 parking stalls.

The Honolulu company, led by Christine Camp, bought the nearly 100,000 square foot retail space on South King Street for $38.25 million. Avalon Group is already building HPU’s Natural and ...

Christine Camp, president and CEO of Avalon Development, tells Island News that the property is a significant part of the company’s continuing plans to “reimagine” Downtown Honolulu.

The Honolulu City Council has approved transit-oriented-development zoning for Avalon Development’s $510 million Sky Ala Moana mixed-use residential and hotel condominium project, the city’s ...

Other Avalon downtown projects include consulting on the Diocese of Honolulu and Catholic Charities Hawaii’s Housing Development Corporation’s senior housing project Hale Kamiano.