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Yeah, but our 3rd avenue lot was $65,000 when we bought it a couple of years ago! oh well. We have not sold so we have not lost anything.
Originally posted by hpp4me
A lot on 3rd avenue went for only $35,000. Ouch!
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Just remember, it was $10K eight years ago.
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Originally posted by bystander
[quote] ... saying things like "bubble? bubble my but" anymore.
Bubble?! Bubble my butt! You can still put a house on that $65K lot, sell it and walk away with profit. That $10K investment eight years ago is worth four times as much now. Not a bad ROI.
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John,LOL!
I'd say :If John Rabi wants to say "BMB" (see above),he is going to say "BMB!",no matter who is standing by!
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Originally posted by JerryCarr
Just out of curiosity, has anyone researched the drop in median land and home prices from the height of the bubble in 2005 to the most recent reporting period?
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Jerry -
Are you asking about this trend for Puna specifically?
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rprr, I will take whatever information I can get, whether it is Puna, East Hawaii, or the Big Island as a whole.
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I have taken a look at some of the data from the alohaliving website.
http://www.alohaliving.com/RealEstate/Ar...ex.visient
One can also get data from trulia.com and also zillow.com.
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This may help also.
http://www.honoluluadvertiser.com/articl...60320/1071
It kind of makes "me" feel like the trailerpark trash of the hawaiian islands because our condo and residental homes are selling so low compared to the rest of hawaii.
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Originally posted by John S. Rabi
Bubble?! Bubble my butt! You can still put a house on that $65K lot, sell it and walk away with profit. That $10K investment eight years ago is worth four times as much now. Not a bad ROI.
Yeah but it was worth eight times as much just a couple of years ago. What if you bought that same lot then and tried to sell it now? To those that did buy back then, the bubble is very real.
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Originally posted by JerryCarr
rprr, I will take whatever information I can get, whether it is Puna, East Hawaii, or the Big Island as a whole.
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Jerry
Jerry, e-mail me privately and I will send you the West side market data for the past seven months.
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>A lot on 3rd avenue went for only $35,000. Ouch!
Ouch? What about the one on 9th for 25K? Or the ones that have been recently listed for 24.9K?
Look for the 20K HPP lot within a few weeks.
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