06/10/2026
Own a small apartment building or BMX-zoned lot in Honolulu? You might be sitting on a Bill 7 development opportunity — and you don’t have to build it yourself. One clean option: sell your lot at fair market value to a qualified Bill 7 developer. They’ll evaluate zoning and feasibility, secure permits and financing, manage construction and long-term rentals, and take on the risks so you can get liquidity now without construction, financing, or management headaches.
When choosing a buyer, look for proven experience completing Bill 7 projects, familiarity with City & County of Honolulu permitting, strong banking and construction loan relationships, realistic pro formas, and transparency on timing, due diligence, and closing. Avoid buyers with no completed projects, vague timelines, unrealistic pricing, no financing plan, or who tie up your property with no clear path to closing.
I’m Evan with Oceans Real Estate. We help Honolulu landowners determine if their property could qualify for Bill 7 and whether selling at fair market value is the right move. Reach out to learn more.
