“Fundamentals Blatantly Ignored”

[NeetaT]

If you think fundamentals verses price is out of whack in CA, just take a look at real estate on the island of Oahu, Hi. The unsold inventory on the island makes it look as though everyone left for the mainland. At least you can find a decent paying job in CA for now, but I know people aren’t making much money in HI. I know, because I used to live there.

[JWM in SD]

True…the only real jobs there are in the service, retail industry or health care…otherwise, what the hell else is there to Hawaii besides tourism?? Oh yeah, maybe local government, but that has to be locked up pretty tightly by the long term locals.

[kev374]

Despite this disconnect Hawaii prices have come down only 1% in the last yr. It is interesting to note how prices there have sort of flatlined indefinitely!

[Portlock]

I grew up on Oahu between ’77 and ’91, and as far as I could remember, home prices were always high. I moved away because only doctors, lawyers or retired military owned homes in Honolulu. Unless I wanted a 30 year schlep-job in service, construction, or government, my island home had no future for me.

Is Hawaii bubble-proof? Time will tell.

[Portlock]

I grew up on Oahu between ’77 and ’91, and as far as I could remember, home prices were always high. I moved away because only doctors, lawyers or retired military owned homes in Honolulu. Unless I wanted a 30 year schlep-job in service, construction, or government, my island home had no future for me.

Is Hawaii bubble-proof? Time will tell.

[Portlock]

I grew up on Oahu between ’77 and ’91, and as far as I could remember, home prices were always high. I moved away because only doctors, lawyers or retired military owned homes in Honolulu. Unless I wanted a 30 year schlep-job in service, construction, or government, my island home had no future for me.

Is Hawaii bubble-proof? Time will tell.

[Portlock]

I grew up on Oahu between ’77 and ’91, and as far as I could remember, home prices were always high. I moved away because only doctors, lawyers or retired military owned homes in Honolulu. Unless I wanted a 30 year schlep-job in service, construction, or government, my island home had no future for me.

Is Hawaii bubble-proof? Time will tell.

[Portlock]

I grew up on Oahu between ’77 and ’91, and as far as I could remember, home prices were always high. I moved away because only doctors, lawyers or retired military owned homes in Honolulu. Unless I wanted a 30 year schlep-job in service, construction, or government, my island home had no future for me.

Is Hawaii bubble-proof? Time will tell.

[kev374]

Despite this disconnect Hawaii prices have come down only 1% in the last yr. It is interesting to note how prices there have sort of flatlined indefinitely!

[kev374]

Despite this disconnect Hawaii prices have come down only 1% in the last yr. It is interesting to note how prices there have sort of flatlined indefinitely!

[kev374]

Despite this disconnect Hawaii prices have come down only 1% in the last yr. It is interesting to note how prices there have sort of flatlined indefinitely!

[kev374]

Despite this disconnect Hawaii prices have come down only 1% in the last yr. It is interesting to note how prices there have sort of flatlined indefinitely!

[Portlock]

‘maybe local government, but that has to be locked up pretty tightly by the long term locals’.

You are correct, JWM – it has and probably always will be a local-boy network. It took 10 years for my brother to get into the higher paying job circles – just a way of life on an island.

[Portlock]

‘maybe local government, but that has to be locked up pretty tightly by the long term locals’.

You are correct, JWM – it has and probably always will be a local-boy network. It took 10 years for my brother to get into the higher paying job circles – just a way of life on an island.

[Portlock]

‘maybe local government, but that has to be locked up pretty tightly by the long term locals’.

You are correct, JWM – it has and probably always will be a local-boy network. It took 10 years for my brother to get into the higher paying job circles – just a way of life on an island.

[Portlock]

‘maybe local government, but that has to be locked up pretty tightly by the long term locals’.

You are correct, JWM – it has and probably always will be a local-boy network. It took 10 years for my brother to get into the higher paying job circles – just a way of life on an island.

[Portlock]

‘maybe local government, but that has to be locked up pretty tightly by the long term locals’.

You are correct, JWM – it has and probably always will be a local-boy network. It took 10 years for my brother to get into the higher paying job circles – just a way of life on an island.

[JWM in SD]

True…the only real jobs there are in the service, retail industry or health care…otherwise, what the hell else is there to Hawaii besides tourism?? Oh yeah, maybe local government, but that has to be locked up pretty tightly by the long term locals.

[JWM in SD]

True…the only real jobs there are in the service, retail industry or health care…otherwise, what the hell else is there to Hawaii besides tourism?? Oh yeah, maybe local government, but that has to be locked up pretty tightly by the long term locals.

[JWM in SD]

True…the only real jobs there are in the service, retail industry or health care…otherwise, what the hell else is there to Hawaii besides tourism?? Oh yeah, maybe local government, but that has to be locked up pretty tightly by the long term locals.

[JWM in SD]

True…the only real jobs there are in the service, retail industry or health care…otherwise, what the hell else is there to Hawaii besides tourism?? Oh yeah, maybe local government, but that has to be locked up pretty tightly by the long term locals.

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