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State to buy former Kihei hotel to house fire evacuees

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The Maui Sun was developed for about $30 million in 1991 to largely serve local residents. In 1995, it was sold for $12 million in a court auction due to overwhelming debt. The new owner, Atlanta-based Haggai International Institute for Advanced Leadership Training Inc., converted the 229-unit hotel into a Christian missionary training center. Of the 175 units, eight have full kitchens, 35 have kitchenettes and 32 have mini refrigerators.

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State to buy former Kihei hotel to house fire evacuees

A former Kihei hotel that became a Christian missionary training center and more recently was pursued for corporate housing and then state teacher housing is now on track to become homes for Maui fire survivors.

·Honolulu, United States
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