Hawaii Community Development Authority
Architecture and PlanningHawaii, United States11-50 Employees
The Hawaii Community Development Authority is a state agency focused on planning and coordinating public and private sector efforts to renew urban areas in Hawaii. Established in 1976, it was created to revitalize underutilized districts and foster opportunities for housing, parks, open spaces, and new commercial and industrial development in areas such as Kaka‘ako, near downtown Honolulu. In addition to its work in Kaka‘ako, the agency has taken on redevelopment responsibilities for the Kalaeloa Community Development District and more recently parts of He’eia meadow-lands, broadening its scope across multiple districts. Based in Honolulu, Hawaii, the HCDA operates within the architecture and planning sector to guide redevelopment in designated districts and manage collaborative urban renewal initiatives. The organization targets public and private sector stakeholders involved in community development, aiming to transform underutilized urban areas into more active and economically viable communities.
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