Modea is an adaptive reuse project by Avalon Development, transforming the former Davies Pacific Center into a residential, retail, and commercial mixed-use development in downtown Honolulu.
Honolulu’s Avalon Group reveals an innovative redevelopment plan for the Davies Pacific Center on Queen Street. Instead of demolishing the iconic 1980s structure, they aim to transform it into Modea, a mixed-use building, set to be completed in under two years.
Changes are coming to Downtown Honolulu. The real estate developer Avalon Group is converting a former downtown office tower into condominiums and units are already up for sale.
The concept of redevelopment isn’t groundbreaking, but groundbreaking is usually involved in redevelopment. That won’t be the case with Modea – a project officially announced Tuesday for Downtown Honolulu.
A big piece of the downtown Honolulu puzzle is in place. The building surrounded by Fort Street Mall and King and Bethel streets has been a Walmart, a Macy’s and a Liberty House.
Local developer Christine Camp says her Avalon Development company is the new owner of the former Walmart building in downtown Honolulu.
A Honolulu development company continues to make big moves in Downtown Honolulu with the purchase of the former Walmart building.