Lance Parker

Focused on real estate development, real estate leasing and agribusiness

Provides integrated real estate services

Functions as a College/University

Provides real estate services

Operates as museum

Historic Hawaii Foundation is a statewide nonprofit organization established in 1974, dedicated to preserving and encouraging the protection of historic buildings, sites, and communities significant to Hawaii’s cultural and architectural heritage. The non-profit company is based in Honolulu, HI. The organization promotes historic preservation through education, advocacy, and community engagement, working with public, private, and nonprofit partners to safeguard Hawaii’s diverse historic places, including residences, commercial, agricultural, and Native Hawaiian sites. It offers a preservation resource center that provides guidance, tools, and expert advice to caretakers and the public interested in preservation efforts. The foundation maintains a public list of Hawaii’s historic properties and disseminates information on the Hawaii Register of Historic Places, which recognizes culturally significant sites across the islands. It educates about preservation benefits, tax incentives, legal protections, and addresses misconceptions regarding historic designation. Programs include the Hilo Preservation Grant Program, which funds preservation, rehabilitation, restoration, and beautification projects in historic areas like downtown Hilo. The foundation organizes educational events, workshops, webinars—including those focused on Native Hawaiian cultural stewardship—and publishes advocacy news and preservation materials. It also administers initiatives like the Native Hawaiian Organization Stewardship Program to build capacity for indigenous historic preservation. Membership offers participation in governance, and the organization encourages public involvement through donations, volunteering, sponsorships, and event participation.

Owns, operates and develops commercial real estate properties