Aloha Stadium
The New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District (NASED) is a state-led redevelopment of the 50-year-old Aloha Stadium site in Halawa on Oahu, replacing the shuttered venue with a modern multi-purpose stadium and a surrounding mixed-use district.
Official Website99-500 Salt Lake Boulevard, Honolulu. 4500 residences. Completing March 2029. Financed with $350M from State of Hawaii in September 2025.
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The New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District (NASED) is a state-led redevelopment of the 50-year-old Aloha Stadium site in Halawa on Oahu, replacing the shuttered venue with a modern multi-purpose stadium and a surrounding mixed-use district. The public-private project is delivered by master developer Aloha Halawa District Partners (AHDP), a consortium led by The Cordish Company with Development Ventures Group, Stanford Carr Development and Ameresco, under a long-term design-build-operate-maintain agreement with the State of Hawaii. The centerpiece is a roughly 31,000-seat stadium, designed to expand by about 10,000 additional seats, surrounded by restaurants, shops and approximately 4,500 residential units across the roughly 98-acre site. The design team includes Populous, SB Architects, Henning Larsen and WCIT Architects, with Hawaiian Dredging Construction Company and AECOM Hunt leading construction.
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Frequently asked
Where is Aloha Stadium located?
Aloha Stadium is located in Honolulu.
When will Aloha Stadium be built?
Aloha Stadium is an announced development that has not yet started construction, targeting completion in March 2029.
Who is developing Aloha Stadium?
Aloha Halawa District Partners & More is the developer behind Aloha Stadium.
Who designed Aloha Stadium?
Aloha Stadium was designed by Populous & More.
How big is Aloha Stadium?
Aloha Stadium features 4500 residences.