There are moments when Hawaii reminds us that we are all connected. Our islands may be separated by the ocean, but in times of need, the people of Hawaii come together with heart, generosity, and a deep sense of responsibility for one another. That is one of the things I love most about living and working here. Community is not just a word. It is something we practice.

There is something truly special about Hokuli‘a. It feels peaceful, private, and beautifully connected to the land and ocean, while still offering the comfort and ease of a world-class private club lifestyle. I am excited to share a new listing at 81-566 Kaiue Street in Kealakekua, also known as Lot 56 at Hokuli‘a. This 1.752-acre ocean-view homesite is located on the desirable north end of the community and offers sweeping views of the coastline, ocean, sunset, city, and

As we enter 2026, many buyers and investors are asking the same question: “What is really worth owning in Hawaii right now?” The answer is becoming clearer and clearer: grandfathered residential Short-Term Vacation Rentals (STVRs) are worth a lot and will be for a long time. This is due to changing rules, rising ownership costs, and strong demand for high-quality vacation rentals.

If you’ve ever longed for the days when neighborhoods felt like real communities—where people knew one another, helped each other, and cared about the place they lived—then Puako will feel like coming home. This small oceanfront neighborhood on the Kohala Coast has always been special, but in a world where rules, regulations, and HOA mandates seem to govern every detail of daily life, Puako stands out as the last bastion of freedom between Kona and Kawaihae.