I
n the sweltering Hawaiian heat, a quartet of legal experts converged on Honolulu in January. The team from DLA Piper - three seasoned real estate specialists and one construction finance guru - had gathered for a conference that would prove pivotal in shaping their understanding of the industry's most pressing challenges.

    As they navigated the island's sun-kissed landscape, these attorneys were not merely soaking up the tropical vibes; they were also immersed in discussions that would have far-reaching implications for their clients and the built environment at large. The intersection of real estate, construction, and finance was the focal point of their deliberations, as they sought to distill key takeaways from the conference's expert insights.

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