Aiea embraces its plantation past
The city of Aiea covers almost 11,000 acres, from Pearl Harbor northward to the Ewa Forest Reserve.
Up Aiea Heights Drive is 384-acre Keaiwa Heiau State Recreation Area and Aiea Hiking Trail, a serenely beautiful
forested locale, carpeted with pine needles and dotted with lovely picnic areas.
This community of 41,269 started out as a sugar plantation town, and the presence of the Aiea Sugar Mill provided
the hard-working people with a proud identity.
In 1998, following the demise of the sugar industry, the sugar mill was demolished, but the people prevailed. On 19.4
acres of the former sugar mill site, a new Town Center has risen like a phoenix from the ashes. Here, the people of
Aiea are able to embrace their plantation past as they look forward to the future with renewed vigor.
Within both the city limits of Aiea and Pearl City are all of the amenities one would want in a home town. The
comfortable and attractive homes are generally in the moderate price range. The schools and churches are sources
of community pride. The area offers public libraries, recreation centers, lovely parks, ball fields, medical centers and
dental services, and, if anything, an overabundance of places to shop. Pearlridge Center, which lies between
Kamehameha Highway and Moanalua Road, is a mammoth air-conditioned shopping complex build in two sections
and linked by a monorail.
Source: the.honoluluadvertiser.com/current/homes/community
The city of Aiea covers almost 11,000 acres, from Pearl Harbor northward to the Ewa Forest Reserve.
Up Aiea Heights Drive is 384-acre Keaiwa Heiau State Recreation Area and Aiea Hiking Trail, a serenely beautiful
forested locale, carpeted with pine needles and dotted with lovely picnic areas.
This community of 41,269 started out as a sugar plantation town, and the presence of the Aiea Sugar Mill provided
the hard-working people with a proud identity.
In 1998, following the demise of the sugar industry, the sugar mill was demolished, but the people prevailed. On 19.4
acres of the former sugar mill site, a new Town Center has risen like a phoenix from the ashes. Here, the people of
Aiea are able to embrace their plantation past as they look forward to the future with renewed vigor.
Within both the city limits of Aiea and Pearl City are all of the amenities one would want in a home town. The
comfortable and attractive homes are generally in the moderate price range. The schools and churches are sources
of community pride. The area offers public libraries, recreation centers, lovely parks, ball fields, medical centers and
dental services, and, if anything, an overabundance of places to shop. Pearlridge Center, which lies between
Kamehameha Highway and Moanalua Road, is a mammoth air-conditioned shopping complex build in two sections
and linked by a monorail.
Source: the.honoluluadvertiser.com/current/homes/community
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