Hawaiian Celebrates Double Win at WA Property Awards

9 Jun 2026

Hawaiian is proud to celebrate a major achievement at the Property Council of Australia’s 2026 WA Property Awards, taking home two category wins that recognise the strength of our people, partnerships and community impact.

The awards, announced on Friday night, recognised Hawaiian in the following categories:

  • Team of the Year: Claremont Quarter
  • Community Engagement: Hawaiian’s West Coast Eagles AFLW Community Clinic

 

Adding to the celebration, the Claremont Quarter team will now progress to the national Property Council Innovation & Excellence Awards in Sydney in November, representing both Hawaiian and Western Australia on the national stage.

For Hawaiian Chief Operating Officer Beau Waters, the recognition reflects something deeper than award wins alone.

“Achievements like these don’t happen in isolation,” Mr Waters said.

“They reflect the passion, care and collaboration we see across our business every day. They speak to people supporting one another, stepping up and working together. That is something that makes Hawaiian special and it’s something we are proud of.”

 Claremont Quarter recognised as Team of the Year

Following Hawaiian’s acquisition of Claremont Quarter in October 2024, the team embraced a period of transformation, shifting from a co‑owned environment to a fully integrated, high‑performance unit built on trust, alignment and shared purpose.

The transition created an opportunity to reshape the operating model, bringing the team together under a unified vision and shared purpose. Since then, the team has continued to strengthen Claremont Quarter’s position as Perth’s leading premium retail and lifestyle destination through a strong focus on customer experience, retailer relationships, placemaking and collaboration.

Spanning more than 30,000sqm in the heart of Claremont, Claremont Quarter is Hawaiian’s flagship retail and lifestyle destination and home to some of Australia’s leading brands, dining experiences and community events.

The award recognises the dedication of the people behind the centre and the culture they have built together.

Airship Orchestra at Claremont Quarter
CQ Front Row with Jesinta Franklin

Hawaiian and West Coast Eagles AFLW Community Clinic recognised for community engagement

Hawaiian’s West Coast Eagles AFLW Community Clinic was recognised for its meaningful grassroots engagement, delivered in partnership with the West Coast Eagles AFLW team.

As Hawaiian’s inaugural AFLW Coaches Partner, the initiative extended beyond sponsorship to create genuine opportunities for connection in our local communities.

The clinics brought together aspiring young female football players, volunteer coaches, community sporting clubs, retailers and Hawaiian teams in shared experiences centred around confidence, belonging and participation.

The program was built on a simple belief that local sporting clubs play a vital role in bringing communities together and creating opportunities for young people to grow, connect and thrive.

By creating access to a meaningful experience and positive role

models, the initiative strengthened community connection while reinforcing Hawaiian’s commitment to supporting the neighbourhoods it operates within.

Mr Waters said the recognition was a reflection of Hawaiian’s ongoing focus on creating meaningful impact through people and place.

“At Hawaiian, we want our places to be more than destinations. We want them to contribute positively to the communities around them and create experiences that genuinely matter to people.”

 “We are incredibly grateful to our teams, partners and community members who helped make these initiatives possible,” he added.

These accolades underscore Hawaiian’s commitment to creating places and initiatives that deliver meaningful outcomes – connecting people, empowering communities, and driving commercial success with partners.

Hawaiian & West Coast Eagles Community Training Clinic

Every Hawaiian neighbourhood shopping centre, big or small, is proud to be part of the local community.