The land owners of the International Market Place in Waikiki have filed an environment impact statement preparation notice (EISPN) for potential redevelopment of the property.
Queen Emma Land Company and Taubman Centers filed the EISPN in partnership with CoastWood Capital Group, LLC.
“Though we are still in the preliminary phases of determining the feasibility of redeveloping this iconic destination, we are excited to continue to move forward with this project,” said Stephen J. Kieras, senior vice president of development for Taubman Centers.
Currently, plans for the revitalization of the International Market Place call for an approximately 355,000-square-foot, three-level, open-air retail center, which will be designed to incorporate historical, cultural and educational features and opportunities.
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