What's Being Discussed

The committee will receive an informational briefing from the OHA Land Division and Peregrine Realty Partners, Inc. on how OHA manages and operates its investment lands, with a special focus on Kakaʻako Makai — a coastal area in Honolulu owned by OHA.
A second briefing will cover the current status of planning and development activities at Kakaʻako Makai.
The committee will move into a closed (executive) session — meaning the public will not be able to observe this portion — to consult with legal counsel about finding a joint venture partner to help develop several specific parcels of land within Kakaʻako Makai.

Decisions Expected

The committee is expected to approve meeting minutes from July 29, 2026, as well as prior closed-session minutes from December 2025 and May 2026.
In closed session, trustees will discuss next steps for Action Item ILM #26-01, which previously authorized OHA to seek a development partner for multiple Kakaʻako Makai lots. No final public vote is listed, but legal guidance on this process will be sought.

Who Should Pay Attention

Native Hawaiian community members interested in how OHA manages land held in trust for their benefit.
Residents and businesses near Kakaʻako Makai who may be affected by future development in that area.
Real estate and development professionals interested in potential joint venture opportunities with OHA.
Anyone interested in OHA's financial and land investment strategies.