- Honolulu Commercial Real Estate
Founded in 2009, Massage Envy has more than 1,000 spa locations in the nation, making it one of the largest systems of franchised massage clinics in the industry, according to its website.
Honolulu-based Commercial Consultants Inc. represents Massage Envy in its real estate deals in Hawaii.
Down to Earth will be surrounded by outdoor seating on the pedestrian plaza in the middle of the project as well as on the perimeter along Keawe and Pohukaina streets, according to Commercial Consultants Inc., the leasing company for the project.
This will be the largest Malama Market in the state. The existing store closed for about three months in early 2015 due to the direction of lava flow from the Kilauea volcano and will be located to Puna Kai partly due to its higher elevation.
Other possible tenants at the shopping center could include a drug store, a theater and a medical facility as well as restaurants and retailers.
Honolulu-based Commercial Consultants Inc. is handling leasing for Puna Kai with Jon McElvaney, the local agent for CCI, doing on-site leasing of the center.
Brooks Borror, managing director for Honolulu-based Commercial Consultants Inc., which represents AT&T in its real estate deals across the state, told PBN that AT&T is opening in the former GameStop space and GNC is moving into the former Bead It! space.
AT&T recently opened its second location in Hilo on the Big Island and has signed a lease to open at the Waialae Shopping Center in Kaimuki in East Oahu that is being redeveloped by Finance Factors.
“It needs someone who has a sales and marketing background, who is familiar with the beverage industry,” DeMare told PBN. “In the last three years, we have built it up, but it needs to move into a different phase. We need the expertise that we don’t have.”
DeMare has enlisted Jon McElvaney of Commercial Consultants Inc. to market the sale.
“There has been tremendous response immediately after listing the [brewery], and the response continues to grow,” McElvaney told PBN. “The brewery produces, packages and distributes nine very popular local beers to hotels, restaurants, bars and grocery stores throughout the Hawaiian Islands.”
“Sleep Train is in the initial stage of opening an additional location in Kauai,” Shauna Nuckles, spokeswoman for Sleep Train told PBN. “The first store will remain open. At this time, we don’t have details on an open date for the new store.”
Honolulu-based Commercial Consultants Inc. handles leasing for Hokulei Village. When reached by PBN, the firm said it wasn’t sure when Verde or Sleep Train will be opening there.
Tenants at the shopping center include Jack in the Box, American Savings Bank, Chevron, Petco, Subway, Supercuts, Panda Express, Verizon and Uncle’s Shaved Ice.
