Kamali'i Alayna is a planned community conveniently located minutes away from the center of Kihei. This community offers a variety of seven plantation-style homes. This unique architecture provides a sense of old Hawaii, while each style of home maintains an individual sense of place.
Kamali'i Alayna offers 92 families the security and privacy that a growing family needs. Offering both affordable and higher-end homes, this Betsill Brothers neighborhood is ideal for first time home buyers.
Cove Beach/ Soon To Come
CoveBeach Villas provides a relaxed beach life-style at an affordable price. Just steps away from the surfing friendly Cove Beach in central Kihei, Maui. Scheduled to begin construction in 2008, this up and coming thirty-two condominium development, offers 1 and 2 bedroom units. This is a unique opportunity for island living for the young-at-heart. Energy Star-rated fixtures and elegant finishing touches will add to your carefree life-style.
Kona Coast Villas/ Soon To Come
Located in the heart of Kailua-Kona on the Big Island.This project sets the standard for new, high-end ocean front villas. Kona Coast Villas will offer 32 luxury condominiums, including a sparkling swimming pool and spa for your relaxation. We are conveniently located just minutes away from fine dining, shopping and entertainment.
Waihe'e Farms/ Soon To Come
Above the blue waters of the Pacific, in the community north of Waihe‘e, an exceptional agricultural subdivision is in the planning process. Waihe‘e Farms, twelve uniquely designed lots, is dedicated to restoring native Hawaiian traditions . Kalo, a historically significant food is currently being cultivated. This development plan will incorporate a 31 acre conservation district preserving and protecting the shoreline and its surroundings for generations to come.
Waihe‘e Mauka/ Soon To Come
Near the southern end of the historic Waihe‘e community is the Betsill Brothers 113 acre Waihe‘e Mauka Agricultural Subdivision. Among a charming orchard of macadamia trees are thirteen large agricultural lots. Plans include protected open spaces and architectural standards enhancing the scale and styles of the existing Waihe‘e community.
