Many favorite spots for shopping and entertainment, such as Ka Makana Ali’i in Kapolei, wouldn’t exist without REITs. REITs also provide affordable housing, medical office buildings and spaces for local businesses, as well as support for educational institutions and charities.
REITs build affordable and workforce housing complexes, as well as student housing, for Hawaii’s working families.
Office buildings, such as Bishop Square, are owned by REITs provide local small businesses as well as larger corporations a place for their companies to grow and succeed.
REITs make possible many of the retail and entertainment destinations that are the most popular among residents and visitors alike.
Making life better in Hawaii from affordable housing to shopping and entertainment.
About the Wide Range of REIT ProjectsAs of 2023, REITs have delivered an estimated 16,000 full-time jobs in Hawaii.
How REITs Generate EmploymentSupporting nonprofit organizations and charitable causes.
View Supported CharitiesGenerating millions of dollars in tax revenue for the state and counties.
REIT Investments Multiply Economic Dividends
"Being able to perform for the community in a comfortable space and environment is invaluable because there is ample parking, their friends and family can come, and you don’t even need to buy a ticket."
— Miki‘ala Lidstone Kumu Hula of Halau o ‘o Kaululaua‘e