KONAHOMETEAM · LUVA REAL ESTATE
Kona acreage. Understand the usable ground.
Lance Owens and Kimi Nagatoshi at KonaHomeTeam help buyers and sellers with West Hawaiʻi acreage, agricultural land, and equestrian properties.
Work directly with Lance Owens, RB-24133, and Kimi Nagatoshi, RB-23944, Brokers In Charge with LUVA Real Estate. Lance has been a REALTOR® since 2004.
Look beyond the acreage number
Acreage alone does not tell you how a property works. We help clients look at slope, usable ground, elevation, drainage, existing improvements, access, and the work involved in maintaining the property. The right questions depend on whether you want a home site, agricultural use, room for horses, or another specific purpose.
Ask practical questions about horses and land
Kimi’s experience with horses brings an everyday perspective to equestrian property. Fencing, water, arena space, trailer access, equipment routes, and maintenance all matter. A parcel can be large without providing suitable space for the facilities a buyer has in mind.
Verify access, water, and intended use
Recorded access, road maintenance arrangements, water systems, wastewater, zoning, restrictions, and permits need attention before a purchase decision. We help identify the questions and coordinate with the appropriate professionals. A listing description or agricultural zoning label does not by itself establish that a particular use or improvement is allowed.
Questions clients ask
Do Lance and Kimi help with equestrian properties?
Yes. Their West Hawaiʻi work includes equestrian and acreage properties. Kimi’s horse experience informs practical questions about usable land, access, fencing, water, and facilities.
Can you confirm whether I can build or farm on a parcel?
We can help identify relevant documents, agencies, and professionals. Allowed uses, building requirements, and property-specific limitations must be confirmed for the parcel and your proposed plans.