Financial disclosures by mayoral candidates Pine, Blangiardi, Hannemann

City Council Member Kymberly Pine filed her annual financial disclosure statement on January 28, 2020. The City Clerk’s website does not show a later disclosure after she became a candidate for mayor.

Kymberly Pine
Spouse: Brian Ryglowski

Income

City Councilmember salary
$50,000-$99,999

Consultant/Sales
$1,000-$9,999

U.S. Navy (Spouse)
Lt. Commander
$50,000-$99,999

Creditors

KIA Finance Co.
Outstanding: $1,000-$9,999

Cooper (Joint)
$700,000-$799,999

Ownership or interests in businesses

RTY Imports
Importing goods/sales
100% owned by Pine
Value: Less than $1,000

Fiduciary Positions
US Vets (Kapolei)
Honorary Board Member (2005-present)
Compensation: None

Real Property Owned

Personal residence (Joint)
Year obtained: 2015
Value: $900,000-$999,999
[*Note: Real estate records show Pine and her husband purchased an Ewa Beach home in February 2014 for $844,000 via a 39-year Veteran’s Administration loan.]

Richard J. “Rick” Blangiardi filed his financial disclosure on June 8, 2020.
Spouse: Karen Chang

Income

Gray Media Group, Inc.
General Manager
Income: At least $1 million
*No income reported for his spouse

Creditors

AMEX
Outstanding: $10,000

Ownership or interests in businesses

None.

Fiduciary Positions

YMCA of Honolulu
Board member
January 2020 – December 2023
Compensation: None

Real property owned

Admiral Thomas Apartments (Condominium)
Penthouse
Value: $4 million
Year obtained: 2014
[*Note: Real estate records show Blangiardi and Chang purchased the 4,380 square foot penthouse apartment in October 2014 for $1.6 million. It is current appraised for tax purposes at $1,960,400.]

Former mayor Muliufi F. “Mufi” Hannemann filed his candidate financial disclosure on June 22, 2020.
Spouse: Gail Akiko Mukaihata Hannemann

Income

Hawaii Lodging and Tourism Association
President & CEO

2011 to present
Annual Income: $200,000 – $299,000

MFH Enterprises
Consultant
2011 to present
Annual Income: $100,000-$150,000

Creditors

First Hawaiian Bank (Joint)
Amount Outstanding: At least $1 million

Bank of Hawaii (Joint)
Amount Outstanding: $25,000-$49,999

First Hawaiian Bank (Joint)
Amount Outstanding: $100,000-$149,999

Ownership or interests in businesses

Wailuku Water Company LLC (Mufi)
Percentage of interet: 0.218055%
Value: $10,000-$24,999

MFH Enterprises
Consulting
100% owned
Value: $300,000-$399,999

Fiduciary Positions

Fund of the Pacific Century
Board Chairman
Compensation: None

University of Hawaii Travel Industry Management School
Advisory Board member
Compensation: None.

American Diabetes Association
Advisory Board member
Compensation: None

The Hawaii Arts Alliance (Spouse)
Member, Board of Directors
Compensation: None

Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum (Spouse)
(Oakland, CA)
Member, Board of Directors
Compensatio: None

Hawaii Management Alliance Association
Member, Board of Directors
Compensation: $50,000-$99,999

Real Property Owned

Personal residence (Joint)
Year obtained: 2017
Value: At least $1 million
[*Note: Real estate records show the Hannemann’s purchased the home high on Waialae Iki ridge in September 2017 for $1,555,000, with a $1,088,500 mortgage loan from First Hawaiian Bank.]

99-437 Ulune Street, Aiea (Joint)
Year obtained: 1992
Value: $800,000-$899,000
[*Note: Real estate records show the Hannemann’s took a homeowners exemption for this home until 2017, when they purchased the Waialae Iki house, where they now live.]

See the forms as filed.

Kym Pine

Rick Blangiardi

Mufi Hannemann


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3 thoughts on “Financial disclosures by mayoral candidates Pine, Blangiardi, Hannemann

  1. d_r

    Thanks Ian, these are useful, especially the creditor listings. If someone has accumulated over $1 million in outstanding debt, or has a balance of over $10,000 on a single credit card, then they are probably not financially responsible enough to be mayor.

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  2. oleander

    Regarding the comments by d_r:
    Lots of financially responsible people have more than $1 million in outstanding debt, typically in the form of a home mortgage. Isn’t the more relevant question whether they took on a bigger mortgage than they can handle?

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  3. Cathy Goeggel

    Hannemann owes waaaay more than his current resources can afford. We need someone new, untainted by business and political relationships.

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