Hawaii investigates unsolicited land offers as state tries to keep Lahaina in local hands after deadly wildfire

Hawaii governor Josh Green opened investigations into unsolicited property offers in violation of emergency order.
Order aims to prevent outside buyers from acquiring land in Lahaina and give residents time to decide next steps.
Concerns that native Hawaiians and long-time residents may feel pressured to sell properties amid gentrification.
Fire destroyed 1,800-1,900 homes in Lahaina and killed 115 people.
Prohibition on offers serves as de facto moratorium on land sales with potential penalties.