When the property was proposed for residential high rise development the surrounding community made a very vocal and effective effort to get the political momentum to block the potential of this land at its highest and best use. OHA felt they could go back to the legislature and get the high rise zoning back.  That was a politically unrealistic.  Now they are trapped with land that can not generate a reasonable return on its value in a low rise development.  I would think that OHA should play the waiting game and hire the big guns to get the zoning restrictions lifted.    One problem, Hawaiian values are not driven by highest return development.  I am sure the surrounding privileged tree dwellers would rather see a return to Kalo and open space.