Under Development & For Lease
Aloha Tower Marketplace is located on 11.6 acres of waterfront on Piers 8, 9, 10 and 11 in Downtown Honolulu, Hawaii. The Center opened in November 1994 and consists of 162,626 square feet in an open-air, two-story, multi-building configuration with balconies and courtyards. The Center is immediately adjacent to Piers 10 and 11, which dock large cruise ships stopping in Honolulu. The Center has ninety (90) tenants consisting mainly of small independent operators. Major tenants consist of a variety of restaurants including Gordon Biersch Brewery (12,840 sf), Don Ho Island Grill (6,307 sf) and Hooters (4,760 sf), Urban Rejuvenation (7,209 sf) a home décor store, and Honolulu Surf Company (5,156 sf), an apparel retailer.
This new 332,299 square foot mixed use Power / Lifestyle / Office center on 30 acres is a recreation of the famous Nut Tree, California’s Legendary Road Stop. Nut Tree Village will feature a 6-anchor power center with Best Buy, Sport Chalet, Borders, Old Navy, PETsMART and HomeGoods as tenants. A major lifestyle village with a 2-acre central park features casual food tenants, the Nut Tree Eats & Sweets Court, and second floor office space. Construction commenced in September 2005 and it opened Fall of 2006.
This new 275,000 square foot Power / Lifestyle town center project will be the dominant retail center in Lake Forest. Located on 25.1 acres, The Orchard will be the dominant retail project in Lake Forest and will feature a Main Street walk street. A Ralphs Grocery, Staples, Home Goods, PetSmart, Shoe Pavillion, Pier 1 Imports, and four major restaurants including Lucille's Smokehouse BBQ, Carino’s Italian Grill, and Corner Bakery anchor the Center. The project is 100% leased.
This new 650,626 square foot mixed use Power/Lifestyle/Office center on 55.4 acres is the largest power center ever developed in the City of San Jose’s history. The Plant will feature an 11-anchor power center with tenants such as Target, Home Depot, Best Buy, OfficeMax, Babies R Us, Toys R Us, and PETsMART. A major lifestyle Town Square with a .75-acre central park features casual food tenants amongst eight buildings. The site also includes the historic renovation off the General Electric Motor Plan Office Headquarters building. Construction commenced in October 2006 and first tenants opened in Fall of 2007. |
