Investors Are Calling Maui Wildfire Victims to Buy Their Hawaii Land
Housing And Homelessness,Wildfires,Environment,Affordable Housing,Indigenous Peoples,Disaster
Victims of the Maui wildfires are reportedly being contacted by investors and realtors attempting to buy their land in Hawaii amid the disaster that has destroyed parts of the island.
In an Instagram video posted on Sunday, KaΜko'o HaleakalaΜ, an organization focused on preserving lands and native species in Hawaii, warned Maui residents of the calls by investors and realtors.
The claims made on social media come as the wildfires on the Hawaiian island continue to rage, resulting in mass evacuations, injuries to residents and damaged homes and other buildings. Officials in Maui County said in an update on Sunday night that the Maui Police Department had confirmed 96 fatalities across the island.
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