§24,000 Makoa Kealoha, Lilliana Kealoha, Nani Kealoha, Duane Talla The Kealohas are the epitome of Sulani: an industrious, welcoming, and tight-knit young family firmly rooted in island tradition to honor the past while supporting the bright future of their extended-family community. This spirited, young-at-heart grandmother has taken young Lia under her wing to pass on the knowledge and cultural history of Sulani through the generations. §22,000 Keala Hoapili, Lia Hauata Sitting high above the center of Ohan'ali Town, Keala watches over the townsfolk who look to her for guidance. The three are now an insparable trio that call Sulani their home enjoying the sand and ocean at their own pace. And it wasn't just the scenery that she fell for, but also for Oliana and her son Tane that welcomed her so easily into their family.
§20,000 Oliana Ngata, Tane Ngata, Leila Illes Coming to Sulani for inspiration Leila didn't expect to fall in love so deeply with the islands. §30,000 Mele Kahananui, Alika Kahananui As the self-appointed "Sulani ambassadors" this enterprising couple, Mele and Alika, have decided to live out their golden years in a dream retreat away from the bustle of Ohan'ali Town. Out of these, eight of them are on water. The lots in Sulani are one 20x20 lot, four 30x20 lots, two 30x30 lots, five 40x30 lots, and two 50x50 lots.
There are a total of eleven residential lots and three community lots in Sulani.
Sulani consists of three neighborhoods which are individual islands.
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