-- Limited Collection of Residences Will Introduce a New Era of Luxury 
     High-Rise Living in Hawaii

Mana'olana Partners, the ownership entity of Mandarin Oriental Hotel and 
Residences, Honolulu ( 
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) established by Los Angeles-based Salem Partners, announced the official 
launch of sales will begin Tuesday, October 1. Beginning with the Friends and 
Family program and a limited release of 49 Residences, interested homeowners 
may discover The Residences at the most anticipated development in the heart of 
Hawaii.  Meticulously conceived by a roster of international designers – 
including Dianna Wong, Meyer Davis, Hart Howerton and Molteni&C Dada– The 
Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Honolulu represent the pinnacle of 
cosmopolitan living in Hawaii with pricing estimated to start at $3.5 million.

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Redefining luxury in Honolulu, The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Honolulu 
will introduce a rare opportunity for owners to live in a 37-story tower rising 
418-feet and overlooking the cityscape and Ala Moana coastline. Located on the 
uppermost floors, the 99 Residences will boast spacious and open floor plans 
accentuated by sophisticated interiors with the finest finishes by Dianna Wong 
that blend classicism and modernity, sparing use of color, and simple geometry.
 
The hotel and residences will also showcase a stunning public water and light 
installation designed by Fluidity Design. Amongst Fluidity Design's other 
well-known masterpieces are water and light projects at 50 United Nations Plaza 
and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan, Daesung D3 City in Seoul, 
Dubai Festival City and the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, California.
 
Featuring leading design by auWorkshop architects+urbanists and blurring the 
lines of indoor and outdoor, each Residence will open to a generous lanai 
offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean while select Residences 
feature views of Hawaii's lush Diamond Head volcano. With a limited number of 
homes per floor, each Residence is designed to provide the utmost privacy and 
security. Residences will feature best-in-class appliances, fits and finishes 
throughout, including Sub-Zero wine storage and Gaggenau ovens. 

The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Honolulu will be the very first to bring 
famed Italian designer Molteni&C Dada to Hawaii, featuring an extensive design 
collaboration, with several soon-to-be-announced designs. The iconic 
743,000-square-foot tower will also house 125 chic and contemporary guestrooms, 
each designed to reflect the local culture while paying homage to Mandarin 
Oriental Hotel Group's heritage. 

"With sales soon to launch, we are thrilled to officially introduce The 
Residences to the public and to be one step closer to bringing one of the 
world's most renowned hotel brands back to Honolulu," said James Ratkovich, 
Co-Managing Partner of Mana'olana Partners. "Mandarin Oriental, Honolulu will 
breathe new life into the heart of the Ala Moana District as the first project 
approved under the Ala Moana Transit-Oriented Development Plan, aimed at 
improving connectivity, bringing a new vibrancy and adding to the 
neighborhood's burgeoning energy." 

Homeowners will have premier access to a private residents-only amenity level 
comprised of a luxury pool, spa, Peloton room, chef's kitchen with a dining 
room, golf simulation room, outdoor lounge space complete with cabanas and fire 
pits, as well as a karaoke room and state-of-the-art Theater. In addition, 
residents will have a multitude of dining options to choose from, including 
preferred access to a limited-seating dining experience by a Michelin Star Chef 
in a speakeasy-inspired space underneath a floating garden, as well as priority 
seating at the signature restaurant and bar by a second Michelin Star Chef 
kitchen located on the second level of the hotel. Residents will also have 
privileged usage of an exhibition kitchen on a separate floor. 

For homeowners and guests alike, the Retail Salon will offer a bespoke shopping 
experience of the finest merchandise from couture fashion and accessories to 
jewelry and luxury timepieces. Mandarin Oriental, Honolulu will include an 
expansive indoor-outdoor terrace surrounded by curated gathering spaces for 
celebrations, and a 20,000-square-foot signature Mandarin Oriental Spa – poised 
to be the largest and most lavish spa on O'ahu. 

Located on one of the most iconic street corners in the state of Hawaii and 
designed by executive architect AHL (Architects Hawaii Limited), adjacent to 
the Hawaii Convention Center, Mandarin Oriental Hotel and Residences, Honolulu 
will serve as a new gateway to Waikiki and Ala Moana, bringing one of the 
world's most renowned hotel brands back to the city. Residents and hotel guests 
will be within walking distance to shopping and dining destination Ala Moana 
Center, the alluring shores of Ala Moana Beach, and the beachfront neighborhood 
of Waikiki. The project is slated to break ground in fall 2019 with an 
anticipated completion date of early 2022.

For more information visit: www.moresidenceshonolulu.com or get in touch with 
the sales team at info@moresidenceshonolulu.com and 808-208-8800.

About Salem Partners
Founded in 1997, Salem Partners comprises three platforms: investment banking, 
real estate development and wealth management. Salem's investment bankers have 
completed billions of dollars of transactions in the media and entertainment, 
healthcare and life sciences, aerospace and defense, and real estate 
industries. Real estate development is headed by industry veterans experienced 
in all segments of the built environment.

About Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group is the award-winning owner and operator of some 
of the world's most luxurious hotels, resorts and residences. Having grown from 
its Asian roots into a global brand, the Group now operates 32 hotels and seven 
residences in 23 countries and territories, with each property reflecting the 
Group's oriental heritage and unique sense of place. Mandarin Oriental has a 
strong pipeline of hotels and residences under development and is a member of 
the Jardine Matheson Group.

Source - Mana’olana Partners

CONTACT: Dania Jimenez | Alyssa Lawrence, Murphy O'Brien Public Relations, 
mandarinoriental@murphyobrien.com, 310.586.7185