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Nanawale - richard in quebec - 01-08-2008
I am looking at land prices in Hawaii.. How come Nanawale is so cheap right now?.. Is the volcanoe going to erupt?,,,dumb mainland question ..[
]...can someone tell me( not agent) where is the best place to get cheap land and build a house in Hawaii?
RE: Nanawale - rusty h - 01-08-2008
eden roc and most of all the sub.s around Mt. View!
RE: Nanawale - JerryCarr - 01-08-2008
Aloha, Richard. If you search and research some of the old threads on Punaweb, you will find a lot of discussion on various subdivisions. In general, lower priced subdivisions tend to have drawbacks such as remote location, bad roads, high crime, etc. In the particular case of Nanawale, the lots are relatively small by Puna standards and the area once had a bad reputation for drugs and crime. This latter factor had improved dramatically, and the area has a lot of nice new homes and community improvement efforts that have drawn positive attention. I know several people who live there and love it.
Cheers,
Jerry
RE: Nanawale - John S. Rabi - 01-08-2008
quote:
Originally posted by richard in quebec
can someone tell me( not agent) where is the best place to get cheap land and build a house in Hawaii?
Nothing is cheaper than Royal Gardens!
Aloha,
John S. Rabi, ABR,CM,CRB,FHS,RB
http://www.JohnRabi.com
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RE: Nanawale - Guest - 01-08-2008
quote:
Originally posted by richard in quebec
............can someone tell me( not agent) where is the best place to get cheap land and build a house in Hawaii?
Richard,
Loihi is the best place[8)]
You can't beat this value
You can view it here
I'll sell you some for $39.00 per acre. [:p]
Or you can check out this article:
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RE: Nanawale - nanasohana - 01-08-2008
We built a home and live in Ainapua which is the back half of Tiki Gardens. Paved roads, regular electric, rain catchment (plenty of rain). About 25 miles from Hilo. Lots are 65'x135'. CCR's not really inforced to much but may be in the future. Far enough away from 130 to not be noisy. Lots going for $9000-$20ish.
RE: Nanawale - richard in quebec - 01-09-2008
Thanks for all the answers..appreciated.....Oh to go along with the topic I have a small portable woodmizer sawmill.. Do you think that would be useful over there?. I mean are there lots with trees you could use to build your own house with like I did here in Canada?