09-15-2019, 09:54 AM
They should lower their standards and just start giving out the land.
Kaimana,
It would be an interesting research study to find out how many Native Hawaiians are priced out of DHHL lots on Big Island, and then buy a property in Ainaloa or Hawaiian Beaches for example. If there were a good number who bought what was affordable so their family could own something, it would bolster the argument that DHHL should provide lower standard homesteads for their Native Hawaiian beneficiaries. If their intended beneficiaies buy in non-conforming subdivisions anyway.
Kaimana,
It would be an interesting research study to find out how many Native Hawaiians are priced out of DHHL lots on Big Island, and then buy a property in Ainaloa or Hawaiian Beaches for example. If there were a good number who bought what was affordable so their family could own something, it would bolster the argument that DHHL should provide lower standard homesteads for their Native Hawaiian beneficiaries. If their intended beneficiaies buy in non-conforming subdivisions anyway.
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