Since 2000, Marc Benioff and his wife bought more than 600 acres in Hawaii worth nearly $100 million; they later donated 440 acres for affordable housing, starting with 43 homes
- Much of the land is in and around Waimea, a rural agricultural town on Hawaii’s Big IslandThe land buying increased after 2020, when the couple began purchasing residential, commercial and agricultural properties in Waimea.
- KQED found that Benioff had bought at least 38 parcels through six anonymous limited liability companies, or LLC
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- Much of the land is in and around Waimea, a rural agricultural town on Hawaii’s Big IslandThe land buying increased after 2020, when the couple began purchasing residential, commercial and agricultural properties in Waimea.
- KQED found that Benioff had bought at least 38 parcels through six anonymous limited liability companies, or LLC
Sources: Times of India