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How is HCDA improving the infrastructure of Kaka‘ako and what has been the result?

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How is HCDA improving the infrastructure of Kaka‘ako and what has been the result?

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A. To date over $203 million (75% public funding, 25% private) has been invested in improvement district projects to create state-of-the-art infrastructure in Kaka‘ako. The private sector has responded with projects valued at over $2 billion for an impressive 10:1 return on investment. HCDA determines the location of Improvement Districts (IDs) based on infrastructure requirements in the area. In Kaka‘ako, many IDs have been concentrated in the areas with the worst drainage problems. Other factors such as improving traffic flow and helping to provide necessary electrical, telecommunications, water, and sewer systems to encourage adjacent development, also contribute to the decision.

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