Kamehameha Schools has named 11 tenants for its commercial property in Hale­iwa to be built where Matsu­moto Shave Ice is now located.

The state’s largest private landowner has signed lease agreements with Whaler’s General Store and fruit stand, T&C Surf, Fatboys, Hale­iwa Thai (formerly Hale­iwa Eats), Island Vintage Coffee, Kahala Sportswear, Mahina, Splash and Uncle Bo’s. Existing tenants Global Creations and Matsu­moto Shave Ice, which will be expanded to double its original size, will remain open during construction.

Kamehameha Schools said in a news release Monday it will complete construction of Hale­iwa Store Lots next fall. The nonprofit is redeveloping the area along Kame­­h­a­meha Highway between Kewalo and Mahaulu lanes in the historic town.

The redevelopment, part of a strategy to increase sources of revenue through additional lease space, is estimated to cost $16.1 million.

The Sullivan Family of Companies will operate Whaler’s General Store, a convenience shop for sundries, gifts and souvenirs, and an open-air, country fruit stand stocked with locally grown produce.

The project also calls for 95 parking stalls at the rear of the project.