Dave, do yourself a HUGE favor and read the financial statement.  On page 14, you'll see where it says "Capital assets" and across of that, you'll see "$252,871,530."  That's about $253 million - like I said.  

NO, I don't admit that OHA's total capital assets are "well over $600,000,000."  That's you making things up again.  Again, do yourself a HUGE favor and read my post that you're replying to.  For your clarification, I said, "[s]croll down to the bottom of page 14 to see $574,805,179 for OHA's total net position. That's capital and other assets, which are NOT cash."  

Where are you getting your fake news $250 million property valuation?  OHA's 2012 Financial Statement has that value at under $200 million.  So, what are you trying to get at?  That since OHA owns high-valued undeveloped land, until sea level rise claims it, it somehow translates directly to cash that it can use to better the conditions of Native Hawaiians?  

Dave, you're absolutely wrong again.