Among the pluses of Kakaako living for the Dangs: a brief walk to work instead of a daily commute in traffic. (photo by Olivier Koning) Count the cranes popping up along or near Ala Moana Boulevard and check out Howard Hughes’ interactive model of the reimagined Kakaako circa 2025, and it’s understandable when longtime locals fear the loss of the … Continue reading Yes, Locals Live in Kakaako
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