Kailua Town Center was developed in three phases. The last phase, Phase III, is well underway. Plans include a 32,000 square feet Whole Foods Market, 8,000 square feet of retail space, significant improvements to parking and pedestrian walkways and a newly-designed and re-located First Hawaiian Bank. Phase III continues the implementation of the community-based master plan prepared several years ago for redeveloping Kailua and improving the overall pedestrian experience.

Located at the prime corner of Kailua Road and Hinano Way, the 32,000 square foot Whole Foods Market will be built in an architectural style that reflects Kailua's historical architecture and lifestyle. The retail shops surrounding Whole Foods Market will have a residential feel, with Hawaiian-style pitched roofs, board & batten siding and wood shakes. The tropical landscape will include a "green wall" and following Kaneohe Ranch's long tradition, there will be public art in the garden. There will also be wide, meandering sidewalks, ample outdoor seating and a trellised dining area to provide an enhanced outdoor dining environment, improved parking and a new street connection from Kailua Road to Hekili Street.

Kailua residents will benefit from a retailer that not only supports Hawaii's highest quality organic and natural food products, but one that is also well known for its local community support and sustainable environmental practices. The projected opening is Fall 2011. "Kailua Town Center-Phase3 is a gathering place designed for the residents of Kailua to enjoy an environmentally friendly and relaxed atmosphere," said Mitch D'Olier, President and CEO of Kaneohe Ranch.

If you are interested in knowing more about this project contact Kaneohe Ranch Management Ltd. at (808) 263-8900, or click links below to download our additional information, or view our video.

Kailua Town Center III Facts & Asking Rent

Kailua Town Center III Images

Kailua Town Center III Site Plan

Kailua Town Center III Leasing Plan

Kailua Town Center III Lease Application

Kailua Town Center III Exhibit D Landlord Tenant TI Resp Retail Shops

Kailua Town Center Video (Quicktime Video)

Phase II

The second phase, which was completed in the summer of 2006, includes the 11,023 square foot Pier 1 Imports, California Pizza Kitchen and the Kainalu Plaza and fountain.

On July 6th, 2006, Kaneohe Ranch welcomed community leaders, Kailua Town tenants, Kailua residents, and two award winning Hula Halaus to join in a blessing of Kainalu Plaza, a gathering place on the corner of Kailua Town Center featuring a stunning tiled fountain designed collectively by Kailua artists.

Art in public places in downtown Kailua continues to be a priority for Kaneohe Ranch. Windward resident and artist Douglas Williams was commissioned to create the parking garage visual graphics package, including four hand–carved art panels placed on the structure’s exterior. On the Longs building, ceramic tile murals created by Leah Rigg-Kilpatrick depict the vivid shades of blue andgreen found inthe oceanwaters surrounding Kailua. Along Kainalu Plaza, Kaneohe Ranch also positioned mosaic tile works created by Ms. Riggs depicting native Hawaiian fish and birds. The Kainalu Fountain is the centerpiece, finished in a mosaic tile and glass montage designed by both Ms. Rigg and Kailua glass artist, Geoff Lee.

Phase I:

The first phase of the construction efforts was on the “HinanoWay” side of the Center which included a new30,000 squarefoot Longs Drug store, 2,618 square feet of prime retail frontage along Kailua Road, and a 427 stall, 3-story parking garage.