Hawaiian Homes.

I wrote a short piece for the most recent issue of Robb Report's Vacation Homes.  The section, dubbed Groundfloor, tends to be about new developments in previously undeveloped areas that provide rich and high profile people with exclusivity, while the developers and customers rationalize their venture with thought that the indigenous peoples now have jobs.  Kealanani, however, seems a bit different.  Firstly, the developers know Hawaii: its history and its current condition.  And secondly, they're going out of their way to provide low income housing on the development.  That last tidbit was not included in the piece for VH, which you can read here.