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Hawaii putting up $10M to acquire 500 acres of ag lands in Central Oahu

July 15, 2015 By Mark G. Howard Leave a Comment

Hawaii lawmakers have allocated $10 million for the acquisition of an additional 500 acres of agricultural land in Central Oahu that will be used for a major project aimed at revitalizing the local agriculture industry. The plan is to bring farmers and the state together to increase local food production, create jobs and provide affordable housing.

State Sen. Donovan Dela Cruz, D-Mililani Mauka-Wahiawa, who is helping to lead the $200 million effort, confirmed the deal to PBN.

Additionally, another $500,000 was appropriated to investigate the feasibility of exchanging state land for agricultural parcels currently owned by Dole Food Co., which is looking to liquidate 15,000 acres, of which more than 5,000 acres are agriculture land, he said.

About a year ago, the state acquired a warehouse from Tamura’s Market in Wahiawa in Central Oahu for $4.3 million, which set in motion The Whitmore Village Agricultural Development Plan.

The plan also includes thousands of acres of farmlands, an agricultural hub that has an ag technology park and ag foreign-trade zone; workforce housing; the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources at University of Hawaii Manoa; and the former Tamura’s warehouse.

The state’s Agribusiness Development Corp., along with Dela Cruz, are leading the charge to help bring to life the Whitmore Project.

So far, besides the warehouse, the plan has completed several steps, including the purchase of 1,700 acres of Galbraith Estate land and a 24-acre parcel formerly owned by Castle & Cooke, as well as securing public-private partnerships with the High Technology Development Corp., the Hawaii Housing Finance Development Corp., Agribusiness Incubator Program, Hawaii Department of Education and the Wahiawa Community Based Development Organization.

Duane Shimogawa
Pacific Business News

Filed Under: Blog, Featured Blog, Oahu, Oahu real estate Tagged With: Agribusiness Incubator Program, Dole Foods, Hawaii Department of Education, High Technology Development Corp., State Sen. Donovan Dela Cruz, the Hawaii Housing Finance Development Corp., Wahiawa Community Based Development Organization.

Honolulu named 9th top U.S. destination this summer by Adobe

May 25, 2015 By Mark G. Howard Leave a Comment

Honolulu named 9th top U.S. destination this summer by Adobe

Honolulu named 9th top U.S. destination this summer by Adobe

Honolulu was named the ninth top leisure destination based on bookings and social media mentions, according to a new study by Adobe.

Adobe (Nasdaq:ADBE) recently published its 2015 Adobe Digital Index Summer Travel Report based on aggregated and anonymous data from Adobe Marketing Cloud. It found that January was the best month to fly to to Honolulu and while hotel room rates were cheapest in September.

The top five domestic leisure destinations this summer are Washington D.C., Los Angeles, New York, Las Vegas and San Francisco.

In a separate report based on the responses of 1,000 U.S. consumer who have travel plans this summer, it found 7 percent year-over-year growth in online travel bookings, with overall spending for summer topping $65 million. It said the average consumer will spend $2,788 on their summer travel with 57 percent of that being online.

It said this would be the first year that purchases on smartphones will surpass purchases on tablets, and says $1 our of every $5 spent on summer travel will come from mobile devices.

Jason Ubay
Pacific Business News

Filed Under: Blog, Featured Blog, Honolulu, HONOLULU, Oahu, real estate in the news Tagged With: Honolulu, Oahu

Hawaii’s time-share industry has 1,200 units in development, 4,000 more entitled, association says

February 6, 2015 By Mark G. Howard Leave a Comment

Hawaii remains an important location for the time-share industry, with approximately 1,200 units currently planned or in construction, and 4,000 units entitled for development.

Howard Nusbaum, president and CEO of American Resort Development Association, and Henry Perez, chairman of the Hawaii ARDA chapter and general manager of Hilton Grand Vacations Club’s Grand Waikikian, spoke to PBN about the current state and outlook of the time-share industry.

Nusbaum said the time-share industry is 45 years old and started as “an accidental vacation problem,” converting condominiums to hotel inventory. From 2012 to 2013, it saw double digit growth and is currently an $8 billion industry in the U.S., with more than 8.5 million households owning a time share unit. Nusbaum said a worldwide study will be published in 2016 and he estimates it’s a $16 to $18 billion industry.

Time shares thrive on location, Nusbaum said, and can be found in 48 states, from sunny locales like Florida and California to ski resorts. (There are no time shares in North Dakota and Kansas.)

Hawaii ranks No. 3 in terms of number of time-share units, but Nusbaum said Hawaii is important for the industry because it is one of the few places with “purpose built,” or new construction, while other places convert condo or hotel properties. He also noted that when someone is shopping for a time-share unit, the marketer most likely will show what a unit in Hawaii will look like because it’s a dream vacation for many people.

Perez said there are more than 11,000 units currently in Hawaii, with 1,200 in the pipeline being built right now, and 4,000 units entitled for development.

Both Perez and Nusbaum noted that time-share occupancy rates are higher than hotel occupancy rates. In the second quarter of 2014, Hawaii’s time-share industry had an average occupancy of 89.3 percent, compared to 76.1 percent for hotels during the same time period, according to the Hawaii Tourism Authority. Time-share owners paid $12.3 million in taxes during the quarter in a mix of real property tax, conveyance tax, general excise tax, transient occupancy tax and transient accommodations tax.

As the Hawaii Legislature begins Wednesday, ARDA hopes to sponsor and support legislation providing consumer protection, facilitating a platform for well-capitalized developers to do business in Hawaii and supporting sustainable growth practices.

On the topic of vacation rentals, he noted that Vacation Rental By Owner is a member of ARDA, and he says it’s a new distribution channel. He said there are regulations that need to be in place, noting fire safety and fraud, but other regulations may need to change with the times. To put it in context, he noted that travel agents wanted to ban the Internet 20 years ago.

Nusbaum said time shares have become more mainstream and many of the big hotel companies are in the time-share industry. Many have a presence in Hawaii, including Diamond Resorts International, Marriott Vacation Club and Wyndham Vacation Ownership, which all are ARDA-Hawaii members.

Jason Ubay Reporter – Pacific Business News

Filed Under: Blog, Featured Blog, General Real Estate, Oahu Tagged With: Hilton Grand Vacations Club's Grand Waikikian

Honolulu among top 10 most inspiring cities for photographers

January 26, 2015 By Mark G. Howard Leave a Comment

If you live in Hawaii, you’ve likely got some impressive photos on your Facebook or Instagram feed.

Turns out, a lot of people here do, which is why a Florida-based website considers Honolulu one of the best places in the nation to snap a photo.

Printaholic.com put Honolulu on its list of top “10 Most Inspiring Cities for Photographers,” noting that “apart from the exotic scenery, photographers will love taking photos of Hawaiian architecture and culture.”

Other cities include:

Seattle, Washington
Portland, Maine
New Orleans, Louisiana
Savannah, Georgia
Portland, Oregon
St. Augustine, Florida
Newport, Rhode Island
Anchorage, Alaska
Ann Arbor, Michigan

http://khon2.com/2015/01/21/honolulu-among-top-10-most-inspiring-cities-for-photographers/

Filed Under: Blog, Featured Blog, Honolulu, Oahu, Oahu Island Tagged With: Oahu General Interest

Chinese investor buys 11 lots in Oahu North Shore subdivision for $6M

November 5, 2014 By Mark G. Howard Leave a Comment

Nearly half of the lots in a 25-lot residential subdivision on Oahu’s North Shore overlooking the famed Waimea Bay have been purchased for $6 million from a Hawaii family by a Chinese investor.

The 11 lots, which total a little more than two acres, at The Bluffs at Waimea were sold to an entity called Dhara LLC by the Burger family, according to public records.

Hawaii businessman D.G. “Andy” Anderson was a consultant on the project

Dhara, which was formed in July and lists Shaoxiong Huang as its manager, recently bought the 11 lots, including one with a home on it, from the Burger family, which is keeping two of the lots.
Deborah Macer Chun, a partner with Honolulu-based Chun Kerr LLP, who is listed as the attorney representing Dhara, declined comment.

The Bluffs at Waimea Bay is located on a hillside between Waimea Bay and Haleiwa town. The 23 lots being sold range from 7,500 square feet to 15,630 square feet, and homes have already been built on five of the lots.

The purchase represents another example of Chinese investors’ appetite for Hawaii real estate.

Another example included Thai-Chinese businessman Chanchai Ruayrungruang’s Reignwood Group.

As PBN first reported, the group became Hawaii developer Jeff Stone’s financial partner for 1,103 acres, including the Prince Golf Course at the Princeville Resort in Hanalei on Kauai’s North Shore, in a deal worth $343 million.

Chinese investors are expected to spend more than $175 billion during the next few years acquiring real estate around the world, including Hawaii.

Filed Under: Featured Blog, Luxury real estate, luxury real estate Oahu, Oahu, real estate in the news Tagged With: luxury real estate, oahu real estate in the news

Hawaii included on Travel + Leisure World’s Best list

July 25, 2014 By idx guys Leave a Comment

Hawaii included on Travel + Leisure World’s Best list

Aulani, a Disney Resort and Spa Hawaii in Ko Olina, ranked as the best hotel for families in the United States, according to the annual Travel + Leisure World’s Best list, released Wednesday morning.

The 19th annual World’s Best list is compiled based on a survey of T+L readers and includes every type of visitor experience, from hotels and spas to cruise lines and safaris.

Maui is the best Hawaiian island, according to poll participants, while Hawaii’s top hotel or resort is Four Seasons Resort Hualalai on Hawaii island, and Fairmont Kea Lani, Maui has the best hotel spa.

The magazine has posted its lengthy, multi-category list online.

http://www.travelandleisure.com/worlds-best-2014-hp

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$800,000 homes around the corner – An economic forecast says buyers will pay about that much for single-family houses on Oahu by 2015

August 28, 2012 By idx guys Leave a Comment

20120805_biz_forsaleCHAn economic forecast says buyers will pay about that much for single-family houses on Oahu by 2015

By Andrew Gomes – Honolulu StarAdvertiser

When local economist Paul Brewbaker predicted in 2003 that the median single-family home price on Oahu could soar almost 60 percent from about $380,000 to as high as $600,000 by 2005, it was a stunner — but he was on the mark. Now brace yourself for another jaw-dropper.

The University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization predicts the median Oahu home price will reach almost $800,000 in three years.

“That’s pretty hard for people to believe, but that’s what happens on Oahu when the market turns,” said Carl Bonham, UHERO’s executive director.

UHERO expects the median price for existing single-family homes to be $787,400 in 2015. The forecast is based on a number of factors including a recovering economy led by record tourism, historic low interest rates, very low inventory of homes for sale and a dearth of new home construction.

The home price forecast for 2015 represents a 37 percent jump from last year’s median price of $575,000 and a 22 percent gain from the prior peak of $643,500 in 2007.

Such jumps may appear astounding but they bridge several years. In terms of year-to-year increases, UHERO’s projections aren’t too far beyond what has been a historical average of 5 percent annual gains.

This year through June, Oahu’s median home sale price is up 8.7 percent to $619,750 from the first half of last year. UHERO anticipates that this rate will hold for the second half of the year to put the full-year median price at $626,300. During the next two years, UHERO expects annual gains of about 7 percent, then 9.3 percent in 2015.

What does $800,000 buy on Oahu ?

Mike Sklarz, a Hawaii economist who operates the real estate research firm Collateral Analytics, agrees with UHERO about the factors driving home prices but doesn’t expect quite as much of a run-up in prices.

Sklarz projects that the median home price by the end of 2015 will reach $734,000. “I guess (my forecast is) not quite as strong as UHERO’s, but it’s in the same direction,” he said.

Brewbaker considers UHERO’s projection low and expects median prices in the $700,000s could begin to appear next year.

“Rising demand, inadequate supply: That spells appreciation,” said the former Bank of Hawaii chief economist who now operates consulting firm TZ Economics where he has done some work for home developers.

If home prices soar, it would heighten concerns over the affordability of homes that are out of reach for many middle-income residents in what has long been one of the priciest housing markets in the country.

A recent report from the Center for Housing Policy said a Hono­lulu resident would need an annual income of $115,506 to reasonably afford a $409,000 home.

That income level is about double the typical pay of elementary school teachers and police officers, the organization said.

The Center for Housing Policy’s $409,000 home price is a median price calculated for single-family homes and condominiums.

UHERO projects that the median price for condos will rise to $360,400 in 2015 from $300,000 last year.

The median is a point at which half of all sales were for a higher price and half were for a lower price.

Bonham of UHERO sees the pres­ent market as being somewhat similar to the market around 2000 when Hawaii’s economy was well into recovering from a downturn, job growth had yet to ramp up, housing inventory had fallen and developers were building hardly any new homes.

So far this year about 1,200 homes are for sale every month, with new listings replacing homes that are sold or removed from the market. This monthly volume compares with between 1,400 and 1,800 over the past two years, and close to 2,300 in 2008 after the last housing boom had begun to fade.

What does $800,000 buy on Oahu ?

Based on the rate of sales this year, the inventory of homes for sale would be consumed in about four months if no new supply were added. That compares with closer to six or seven months over the past two years, and as high as almost 11 months in 2008.

“Supply is as slim as it’s ever been,” Brewbaker said.

Meanwhile, developers aren’t particularly busy.

Bonham said residential building permits are lower than they have been in more than 30 years. “We’re not building anything,” he said.

Brewbaker cites building permit data going back 70 years, and said there were only two years in that time when housing permit volume was lower than it was last year: 1942 and 1943. “It took world war to make less new housing available than there is being produced today,” he said.

So far, demand for new homes is still fairly lackluster. About 3,000 single-family homes were sold in each of the past two years, and so far this year sales are on pace to be flat. In 2000 there were about 3,000 single-family home sales, which grew from there to peak at 4,700 in 2004.

Brewbaker suspects that demand could begin to pick up next year and accelerate over several years.

If demand grows significantly, it could put inventory in a bigger pinch that pushes prices dramatically higher.

Of course, unanticipated factors could arise that affect home prices, including a derailing of economic growth and a spike in mortgage interest rates.

Brewbaker doesn’t see anything on the horizon that will keep Oahu home prices from a major rise. “People can believe what they want, but they will probably look back on things in 2015 and say that they should have bought real estate a year ago,” he said. “Three years from now when it hits a higher price than the UHERO estimate, they’ll wish they had. … But, hey, I could be wrong.”

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Newly Released Homes Now Selling at Makalae at Sea Country!

April 25, 2012 By idx guys Leave a Comment

DRHortonAprilEncircled by the colorful Waianae Mountain Range and situated close to spanning pristine beaches, thriving community of Sea Country will be your start to something grand.

Sea Country is the perfect place if you're in search of the many delights nature has to offer. The wholeness of this relationship between nature and the community of Sea Country has never been more obvious. It may be simple evening walks, watching quiet sunsets, star gazing or spending a day lazing he beach. It's the type of place to take your time with, where the trail begins and possibly never ends.

Sea Country is a place to truly call home. Distinctly located in the center of the community is an eleven acre park. Across the street a commercial /retail facility for incidental shopping, day care center, and Sea Country Club recreation center with swimming pool.

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Finally, this outstanding community will offer you the most beautifully appointed homes designed respond to the flexible lifestyles and demands of today's busy schedules at one of the most affordable prices on Oahu. These homes will inspire you, and invite you to engage in creating the home you having dreamed of.

Sea Country is a short drive to the best golf courses and a short walk to the ocean/beach. Sea Country is also minutes from the city of Kapolei.

The city of Kapolei is a master-planned urban center that will one day rival downtown Honolulu.  Every day, something new is added to this flourishing city, bringing more & better services and growing amenities to Kapolei’s growing population.

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Minutes past the Wet and Wild Water Park, Costco, Target, Home Depot and many other retail shops, Sea Country is convenient for a family's busy lifestyle. Military personnel stationed at Schofield Barracks can take the Kolekole Pass directly to Makalae.

Also nearby Sea Country will be the new Disney Resort, Disney's first in Hawaii. It will include hotel rooms, vacation club rentals, restaurants, children’s club and a wide array of activities.

 

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3 beds / 2 baths / 1364 sq. ft. / 1 story / 2 car garag$515,050
3 beds / 2 baths / 1541 sq. ft. / 1 story / 2 car garag$533,035
4 beds / 3 baths / 1731 sq. ft. / 2 stories / 2 car gar$567,340
 
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2 beds / 2 baths / 734 sq. ft. / 1 story / 1 car garage$306,000
3 beds / 2 baths / 918 sq. ft. / 1 story / 1 car garage$319,000
3 beds / 2 baths / 918 sq. ft. / 1 story / 1 car garage$325,000
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4 beds / 2.5 baths / 1722 sq. ft. / 2 stories / 2 car g$586,000
3 beds / 3 baths / 1887 sq. ft. / 2 stories / 2 car gar$594,000
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87-450 Kaukama Road
Waianae, HI 96792
From $300000
1116 – 1854 sq. ft.
3 beds / 2.5 baths / 1116 sq. ft. / 1 story / 2 car gar$355,392
3 beds / 2.5 baths / 1116 sq. ft. / 1 story / 2 car gar$359,033
3 beds / 2.5 baths / 1271 sq. ft. / 2 stories / 2 car g$387,253
4 beds / 2.5 baths / 1411 sq. ft. / 2 stories / 2 car g$399,883
3 beds / 2 baths / 1360 sq. ft. / 1 story / 2 car garag$441,010

 

Offered by D.R. Horton – Prices, options, incentives & availability subject to change. DHI Mortgage Company Ltd.#MB803, Company NMLS#14622. Photos are representational. *Featured “$1000 MovesYou In Program” offered by DHI Mortgage on select homes that are ready to close escrow at select D.R. Horton Communities.  This program is subject to change without notice. See sales agents for complete details.

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Lender Sale, REO, Bank Owned & ShortSales – Oahu and Maui Islands

April 6, 2012 By idx guys Leave a Comment

Welcome to our updated lists of Oahu, Honolulu County and Maui County Bank Owned Properties for April 6th, 2012

 

Filed Under: Oahu Tagged With: bank owned, condos for sale, Fannie Mae, FannieMae, HomePath, Honolulu, lender sale, REO, short sale, shortsale, Waikiki

$1,000 Moves You Into Your New Home – DR Horton Homes Hawaii

March 31, 2012 By idx guys Leave a Comment

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New Homes In Kailua, HI
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Ka Malanai

COMING SOON
Kailua, HI 96734
New Homes In Kapolei, HI
La Hiki at Mehana New Homes Kapolei, Hawaii
La Hiki at Mehana

91-478 Kunehi Street
Kapolei, HI 96707
From $400000
1358 – 1803 sq. ft.
Single-Family Homes
3 beds / 2.5 baths / 1358 sq. ft. / 2 stories / 2 car g$471,270
3 beds / 2.5 baths / 1731 sq. ft. / 1 story / 2 car gar$479,980
3 beds / 2 baths / 1364 sq. ft. / 1 story / 2 car garag$515,050
3 beds / 2 baths / 1541 sq. ft. / 1 story / 2 car garag$533,035
4 beds / 3 baths / 1731 sq. ft. / 2 stories / 2 car gar$567,340
 
Pulewa at Mehana New Homes Kapolei, Hawaii
Pulewa at Mehana

91-478 Kunehi Street
Kapolei, HI 96707
From $200000
734 – 1471 sq. ft.
Condo/Townhome
2 beds / 2 baths / 734 sq. ft. / 1 story / 1 car garage$298,580
2 beds / 2 baths / 734 sq. ft. / 1 story / 1 car garage$306,000
3 beds / 2 baths / 918 sq. ft. / 1 story / 1 car garage$319,000
3 beds / 2 baths / 918 sq. ft. / 1 story / 1 car garage$325,000
2 beds / 2 baths / 1148 sq. ft. / 1 story / 2 car garag$370,000
  
New Homes In Makakilo, HI
Kahiwelo at Makakilo New Homes Makakilo, Hawaii
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92-502 Waokele Street
Makakilo, HI 96707
From $500000
1442 – 2071 sq. ft.
3 beds / 2.5 baths / 1637 sq. ft. / 2 stories / 2 car g$569,000
4 beds / 2.5 baths / 1722 sq. ft. / 2 stories / 2 car g$586,000
3 beds / 3 baths / 1887 sq. ft. / 2 stories / 2 car gar$594,000
3 beds / 2.5 baths / 1896 sq. ft. / 2 stories / 2 car g$596,000
3 beds / 2 baths / 1442 sq. ft. / 1 story / 2 car garag$597,010
  
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87-450 Kaukama Road
Waianae, HI 96792
From $300000
1116 – 1854 sq. ft.
3 beds / 2.5 baths / 1116 sq. ft. / 1 story / 2 car gar$355,392
3 beds / 2.5 baths / 1116 sq. ft. / 1 story / 2 car gar$359,033
3 beds / 2.5 baths / 1271 sq. ft. / 2 stories / 2 car g$387,253
4 beds / 2.5 baths / 1411 sq. ft. / 2 stories / 2 car g$399,883
3 beds / 2 baths / 1360 sq. ft. / 1 story / 2 car garag$441,010

 

Offered by D.R. Horton – Prices, options, incentives & availability subject to change. DHI Mortgage Company Ltd.#MB803, Company NMLS#14622. Photos are representational. *Featured “$1000 MovesYou In Program” offered by DHI Mortgage on select homes that are ready to close escrow at select D.R. Horton Communities.  This program is subject to change without notice. See sales agents for complete details.

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