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Aerial views from this week showing zero progress at the resort's plot of land plus new concept art from Kerzner















Sources: https://www.instagram.com/p/B1GoVgWhpSy/ and https://www.instagram.com/p/B1Q7F4ODzZT/ and https://www.instagram.com/p/B1TrB8znqDT/ and https://www.instagram.com/p/B1XH8FOgOmE/ and http://www.springbreakbahamas.com/externalHotel.php?hotelID=126

Source: https://www.yesterland.com/disneykoolina29.html

Still in Design Process. Permits not even submitted yet.

Any news on this? Are resorts required to notify potential renters of construction?

As seen in this recent photo of the site during a storm no construction has begun but but an application for the resort's water use permit was filed in November 2018 (http://statelegals.staradvertiser.com/2018/11/30/0001152098-01/).



In depth look at the resort's design (you can click/tap on the images to view them full size):










Sources: https://www.instagram.com/p/BtteJyonGxb/ and https://issuu.com/hoknetwork/docs/hok2018annual__issuu

Yes those renderings are a LOT different than what we had originally found online. It is surprising that the powers that be in the Resort let them put out renderings that are so vastly different than what the general aesthetic has been in the Resort up to this point.

It will be interesting to see if anything happens on the vacant parcel this year, especially in light of the allegations of scandal on another large China Oceanwide project in Los Angeles.

Google something along the lines of: china oceanwide allegations bribes money laundering la, california....
and there will be a number of online articles with more information about the FBI probe looking into real estate deals, possible bribes, kickbacks, etc. It seems like there is a possibility this could affect plans, timeline and viability for Atlantis Ko Olina, or at least for China Oceanwide to move forward with it given the troubles they appear to be facing on other large scale development projects.

Will be interesting to see how it all plays out. No broken ground yet though on that parcel. I see it every day and once anything changes I'll be updating everyone and posting youtube videos of the development progress.

I just came across some great new concept art of the resort:







This design is very different from the earlier concept art that had a more "classic" Atlantis aesthetic. Of course this concept art is not necessarily the final design either. Note that the large waterpark is closer to the street and the resort tower itself is right along the beach. In the first new concept art the beige/tan colored buildings in the back are Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa so the two resorts will be right against each other.

Facts about the $1.8 billion Atlantis Ko Olina

- Five star luxury resort with 1400 guest rooms
- 1,000,000 gallon aquarium + snorkel lagoon
- Aquaventure Waterpark to feature waterslides, lazy river and wave pool
- Thirteen signature restaurants

Sources: http://www.fhkg.com/index.php/Ch/Cms/Industrial/jdgl_xqy/id/67 and https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/embed_code/key/sMiH2RVubJF0w1

Any recent updates on this project?

Originally Posted by Guest

No, I would not recommend staying at Beach Villas. I live in Ko Olina. They are set to start construction in April and there will be lots of noise and congestion in the next 3 years. Many of the villas are selling their units because they know there will be noise. It wouldn't be a very peaceful way to enjoy paradise. I would say stay at Four Seasons or in the back side of Ko Olina Hillside villas or Fairways.

Where are you getting your information from that construction will be starting in April 2018? That is about a year early from everything I am hearing as of late. If there is something formal you've seen or heard with an actual construction start date announced, it would be good to share that.