They retired to Maui in 1988. Les was unable to slide comfortably into retirement. His plan was to acquire the property, build and sell condominiums that would be large enough for families. Even today, it remains the only development of its kind in the immediate area. The project's quality is evident from the tile roofing all the way through to the tile floors, landscaping, and amenities.
Guests also enjoy a large pool area with a heated spa and barbecue grills.
With the Gulf War and the declining Japanese market, condo prices bottomed out in 1992 before the Harris' could get One Napili Way to market, so they decided to make the project a vacation rental property. The condos were furnished and ready to rent in a matter of months. Since then, the business has enjoyed a continual upswing, as repeat visitation fuels its growth. In 1997, the state average occupancy rate was around 75 percent, while One Napili Way enjoyed a 94 percent occupancy rate. Les says this stability is due to the facility's exceptional quality and affordable prices.