Honolulu, HI — The City and County is turning a three-story apartment building in McCully-Moilili into affordable housing, Mayor Kirk Caldwell announced on Tuesday. Honolulu purchased the property at 754 McCully Street in May for $4 million, the city said in a news release. It consists of eight one-bedroom units and two, two-bedroom units. Each apartment was recently renovated and includes a lanai and new flooring, kitchen and bathroom cabinets, appliances and a fresh coat of paint. Read the full story.
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