honoring the past, preserving the future
In April 2024, Areté Collective acquired 60 acres on O’ahu’s North Shore to develop a low-rise resort residential community. The first phase will include 20 units in four buildings, with completion expected by 2027, followed by additional phases totaling 100 units.
Our Commitment to Sustainability + Stewardship
Areté Collective is deeply committed to being good stewards, incorporating sustainability and resource conservation throughout the project, and protecting native and endangered plants and wildlife.
Areté Collective is preserving 70% of the current site as open space, exceeding environmental requirements, and partnering with experts to restore native plants, protect endangered species, and rehabilitate the shoreline.
Recent News
Golf Tournament Raises Over $30,000 for Kahuku Medical Center
The tournament raised $64,000, with $32,000 going directly to Kahuku Medical Center’s emergency room expansion and $32,000 benefiting the Ron McBride Foundation.
Development Update August 2026
Construction continues on all four building sites.
Selective tree trimming on H2 and RR3 is paused until September 15 when the ‘ōpe’ape’a (Hawaiian hoary bat) pupping season concludes.
Fencing around the mauka basins work is nearly complete.
Ongoing monitoring and maintenance of shoreline restoration and native planting.
Development Update July 2026
Construction continues on all four building sitesand Kaihalulu East Drive.
Selective tree trimming on H2 and RR3 paused at the end of May and will resume after September 15, when the ‘ōpe’ape’a (Hawaiian hoary bat) pupping season concludes.
Mauka basins work is nearly complete with the installation of fencing.
Ongoing monitoring and maintenance of shoreline restoration and native planting.
Development Update June 2026
Construction continues, primarily focused on pads 3 and 4 of RR3 and Kaihalulu East Drive.
Selective tree trimming on H2 and RR3 paused at the end of May and will resume after September 15, when the ‘ōpe’ape’a (Hawaiian hoary bat) pupping season concludes.
Mauka basins work is nearly complete.
Ongoing monitoring and maintenance of shoreline restoration and native planting.
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