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.
‘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.
‘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.
‘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.
‘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.
‘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.
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