our
team
Welcome to the pahoa office
of Savio Realty Ltd.
15-2911 Pahoa Village Rd Pahoa, HI 96778
t. (808) 965-9500 | f. (808)965-8948
broker in charge
C. Kapono Pa, R(B)
kaponop@savio.com
Born in Hilo and raised in the Puna district on the Big Island of Hawai’i, C. Kapono Pa – known to everyone simply as “Pono” – is Broker-in-Charge of Savio Realty, Ltd. in Pahoa. Pono is a graduate of Kamehameha Schools – Hawaii (Class of 2008), and he attended the University of Hawaii at Hilo.
Since becoming a REALTOR®, Pono has immersed himself in the business by participating on various committees of Hawaii Island REALTORS® (his local board of REALTORS®). These committees include the Government Affairs Committee where he was Chairperson in 2016 and 2017, having co-chaired the committee through 2025, debating issues at the County and State level such as the General Excise Tax Surcharge, Real Property Taxes, short-term vacation rental legislation and other issues that affect private property rights in Hawai’i; and the REALTORS® Political Action Committee (RPAC), where he served as a Trustee from 2017 to 2021 and was Chairperson in 2019, fundraising and contributing funds to political candidates that champion the REALTOR® cause. Pono was the 2018 President of Hawaii Island REALTORS®, and was named their REALTOR® of the Year in 2020.
C. Kapono Pa, R(B)
808.217.0777
Born in Hilo and raised in the Puna district on the Big Island of Hawai’i, C. Kapono Pa – known to everyone simply as “Pono” – is Broker-in-Charge of Savio Realty, Ltd. in Pahoa. Pono is a graduate of Kamehameha Schools – Hawaii (Class of 2008), and he attended the University of Hawaii at Hilo.
Since becoming a REALTOR®, Pono has immersed himself in the business by participating on various committees of Hawaii Island REALTORS® (his local board of REALTORS®). These committees include the Government Affairs Committee where he was Chairperson in 2016 and 2017, having co-chaired the committee through 2025, debating issues at the County and State level such as the General Excise Tax Surcharge, Real Property Taxes, short-term vacation rental legislation and other issues that affect private property rights in Hawai’i; and the REALTORS® Political Action Committee (RPAC), where he served as a Trustee from 2017 to 2021 and was Chairperson in 2019, fundraising and contributing funds to political candidates that champion the REALTOR® cause. Pono was the 2018 President of Hawaii Island REALTORS®, and was named their REALTOR® of the Year in 2020.
Always seeking self-improvement through education, and striving to be the best possible representative for all of his clients, Pono holds the following designations and certifications:
Designations
• Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) – the highest credential awarded to residential sales agents, managers and brokers – per the National Association of REALTORS®.
• Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR) – advanced training focused on the specific needs of homebuyers and are committed to providing the highest level of service.
• Graduate of the REALTOR® Institute (GRI) – the minimum common body of knowledge for the real estate professional, providing in-depth knowledge on technical subjects and fundamentals of real estate.
• Seller Representative Specialist (SRS) – the premier credential in seller representation, designed to elevate professional standards and performance.
Certifications
• GREEN Certification – for REALTORS® who are passionate about green living solutions and want to help clients make environmentally conscious choices in buying, selling, and upgrading homes.
• At Home With Diversity (AHWD) – diversity sensitivity, how it applies to U.S. Fair Housing laws, and ways to develop professional guidelines for working with people in the increasingly multicultural real estate market.
• Real Estate Negotiation Expert (RENE) – for real estate professionals who want to sharpen their negotiation skills to be better advocates for their clients.
pahoa agents
Halcy Clinton R(S)
Cell: 808.365.6807
Raised amidst the lush landscapes of the Big Island of Hawaii, Halcy Clinton brings a deep-
rooted passion for the island’s diverse communities and breathtaking natural beauty to her
career in real estate. With a lifetime dedicated to cultivating an intimate knowledge of every
section of this vibrant island, she offers unparalleled insights into its real estate market.
With a genuine love for farming and gardening, Halcy not only understands the land but also
appreciates its potential. She is committed to helping you find your perfect slice of paradise,
whether it’s a tranquil estate in Hilo, a beachfront property in Kona, a sustainable farm in
Waimea, a secluded retreat in Puna, or anything in between.
Beyond her local expertise, Halcy is known for providing personalized service and building
lasting relationships with clients. By combining a keen understanding of market trends with a
passion for matching individuals and families with their ideal properties, she ensures a smooth
and successful real estate experience.
Outside of real estate, Halcy enjoys tending to her own garden oasis and exploring the island
through hiking and swimming in its beautiful areas. She is also actively involved in community
initiatives that promote sustainability and environmental stewardship.
Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing in property on the Big Island, trust Halcy Clinton to
guide you through every step of the journey with integrity, enthusiasm, and a deep-seated love
for this remarkable island home.
Lisa Roach, R(S)
Cell: 808.494.8575
Growing up in the fertile Red River Valley in northern Minnesota, Lisa’s family raised sheep and chickens for market. After graduating high school, Lisa traveled the U.S. (by bicycle) and finally settled in northern California where she spent 7 years fighting wildfires for the U.S. Forest Service.
Throughout her life, Lisa has been a passionate gardener. Moving to Hawaii in 2006 allowed her to fulfill that passion year-round. She transformed a two acre piece of old cane land into the wonderful organic farm it is today, using permaculture principles and techniques of organic farming. She believes if you’ve got soil, you’ve got everything. She also believes that there aren’t enough farmers in Hawaii willing to put in the hard work that organic farming takes.