About Maggie Huang

Maggie L Huang is a REALTOR, CIPS with Hawai’i Life.

As the Hawaii Life one (HL1) Director for Asia Pacific Region and an exclusive affiliate of CHRISTIE’S International Real Estate with Hawaii Life, I bring a model to real estate that’s similar to private banking, with a strong focus on advisory services, as well as key insights into Chinese investment in Hawaii. I market and sell Honolulu’s most exclusive properties on behalf of a client base that includes top executives, high-profile celebrities, prominent developers, and high-net-worth investors from the continental U.S. and overseas.

Please contact me for assistance with Oahu, Hawaii real estate.

You can email me at [email protected] or via phone at (808) 398-0443.

The Howard Hughes Corp. has named its first commercial tenant for Koula, the sixth mixed-use tower at Ward Village, a Dean & Deluca café that will face Victoria Ward Park.

Read more from Pacific Business Journal, as below:

The 1,700-square-foot ground-floor café is scheduled to open in 2022 and will be the third Hawaii location for the gourmet food shop and the first outside Waikiki — Dean & Deluca Hawaii also has stores at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach and at Royal Hawaiian Center.

In addition to gourmet food and baked items, the café will also feature outdoor seating, a deli, coffee bar, wine and gourmet picnic baskets.

The Howard Hughes Corp. (NYSE: HHC) broke ground on the 565-unit, 41-story Koula in July, six months after starting sales. The building will have a total of 36,000 square feet of commercial space on the first two floors of the building.

“Koula’s location alongside Victoria Ward Park is the perfect place for Dean & DeLuca in Ward Village,” Todd Apo, senior vice president of community development at The Howard Hughes Corp. said in a statement. “Family and friends will have the opportunity to gather for an afternoon picnic in the park and watch keiki play while enjoying some of the freshest food selections on the island.”

Koula was designed by Jeanne Gang of Studio Gang, with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg. Prices for the units started at $514,000 for a podium unit, while tower units were priced from the $600,000s to the mid $2.4 millions. Howard Hughes said in July that the building was 64% pre-sold.