Big Island Real Estate

March 20, 2013

Luxury Living on the Big Island Now Available

The Big Island of Hawaii is somewhat of a world of its own, and that is a good thing. Right now one of the most beautiful luxury homes you will ever find is on the market and waiting for you to take a peek. Located at Mauna Kea Fairways South ...

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June 7, 2012

Buying Real Estate on the Big Island

The Big Island offers something that the other islands in Hawaii usually don’t. The Big Island offers mainland prices in an island setting. Real estate on the Big Island is lower because there is so much available land. This by no means indicates that the single-family homes, townhouses and condos ...

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March 2, 2012

Hilo Real Estate - including numerous rainforests and cascading waterfalls.

If the Kona-side of the Big Island is a bit too dry and desolate for you, consider Hilo. Located on the windward side of the island of Hawaii, Hilo’s climate is classified as “tropical rainforest,” so you might imagine how much rain the area receives.

Officially, Hilo’s annual rainfall ...

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March 1, 2012

Real estate on the Hamakua Coast

The Big Island offers a wide variety of weather, depending upon where you live. The Hilo side of the island is wet, wet, wet, while the Kona side is dry as a bone most of the time. In Waimea you’ll find windy, sometimes misty and foggy weather. The Hamakua Coast ...

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Feb. 24, 2012

North Hilo - If you’re aim is to live in a rural atmosphere

Hawaii’s Big Island has so much to offer the homebuyer. Where else can you go skiing and sun bathing all in the same day? While the leeward side of the island is typically sunny and dry, the windward side, where Hilo is located, is lushly tropical from the vast amount ...

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Feb. 22, 2012

Ka’u is a nature lover’s dream

The Big Island’s topography and location give it number one status on several lists. Ka’u makes the list for being the site of the southernmost tip of the United States, at Ka Lae Point. The area is also home to two of the island’s most active volcanoes: Kilauea and Mauna ...

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Feb. 7, 2012

Make sure you put Keauhou on your short list

Keauhou is a resort area located in North Kona just south of Kailua – Kona.  This area was a hideaway for Hawaiian royalty because of its beautiful sunny skies.  With the same bright skies and ideal water scuba diving, snorkeling and other water activities, Keauhou is quickly becoming ...

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Feb. 7, 2012

South Kona has a little bit for everyone

Along the western side of the Big island sits the South Kona district.  Probably the most historic district in all of Hawaii, South Kona has several small towns and villages scattered around upland ranches and coffee farms.   With a population of about 10,000, the activities and scenery ...

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Feb. 7, 2012

Puna real estate simple, off the grid lifestyle

Puna is a district located at the eastern tip of the Big Island. It extends from the sea all the way up to the 4,000-foot summit of the Kilauea Volcano, the world’s most continually active volcano. This area on the Big Island offers so many types of terrain from ...

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Feb. 5, 2012

Kau at the southernmost tip of the United States

If you want to be at the southernmost tip of the United States, then you better head to the Kau District of the Big Island in Hawaii. Although Kau is the largest district on the Big Island with its 992 square miles, it 5,600-person population represents the smallest population ...

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