Our latest development project on Oahu’s North Shore, situated at the iconic Turtle Bay, is a testament to our deep respect for the land and its rich history. This project is not just about creating new spaces; it’s about honoring the heritage of the land and the people who have called it home for generations.

At the heart of our commitment to sustainability are our co-founders, Becky Buchan and Tom Hogan. Their dedication to environmental stewardship has inspired numerous initiatives, the most recent of which involved working closely with the local community to plant native trees throughout the area. This reforestation effort is more than just planting trees; it’s about reviving the native ecosystem, fostering biodiversity, and enhancing the natural landscape that makes Turtle Bay so unique. The team planted Native Hawaiian trees — two kou trees and three hala trees — that have significant cultural and ecological importance in this area. These trees were provided by Henry Fong and Hui Kū Maoli Ola.

This project at Turtle Bay is a shining example of how development can coexist with nature and culture. We believe that by working with the community and respecting the natural environment, we can create spaces that are not only beautiful and functional but also sustainable and enriching for everyone.