Each ProsPac project revolves around livability and creating quality homes within reach for kamaʻāina families.
Known for idyllic conditions and an incomparable welcoming spirit, Honolulu is among the world’s most liveable cities, and for its many advantages, it faces housing demand that exceeds its supply. While challenging, William Chen and his father were inspired by Hawai‘i and its potential. The family founded ProsPac to serve the local community with market homes, affordable rentals and commercial real estate opportunities.
ProsPac collaborates with business and community partners as a boutique development firm to build better residences and create sustainable, evolving communities. The company earned its reputation as one of Honolulu’s most promising developers with Azure Ala Moana, its first mixed-use project completed ahead of schedule with 330 condos, 78 affordable units and more than 20,000 square feet of supporting retail.
“Fulfilling our responsibility to Hawai‘i means creating more than a place to call home but a place to thrive,” says William Chen, vice president of ProsPac. “We see this as our personal form of stewardship and the way we strive to transform the lives of others.”
The team’s decades of experience in local and international real estate, investments and urban planning guides its approach to enhance neighborhoods by prioritizing the needs of local residents. Each ProsPac project revolves around livability and creating quality homes within reach for kamaʻāina families.
As a demonstration of ProsPac’s commitment, it reinvests in the communities it serves through corporate giving and support for local organizations. The company has given more than $200,000 to support local nonprofits and schools, including more than $100,000 to the Maui Food Bank in support of the organization’s work to address immediate needs amid Maui’s wildfire recovery.
For more information about ProsPac, please visit www.prospacholdings.com.
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