Actually, Guam would be more expensive, just like Hawaii and other islands – because of the cost to ship in all the raw materials needed for construction, combined with a finite supply of land…you get the picture. Also, in Hawaii much of the land is held in fee simple by a few families/plantations. Land is essentially “rented” via long-term leases.
Actually, Guam would be more expensive, just like Hawaii and other islands – because of the cost to ship in all the raw materials needed for construction, combined with a finite supply of land…you get the picture. Also, in Hawaii much of the land is held in fee simple by a few families/plantations. Land is essentially “rented” via long-term leases.
When you can buy a nice, 2000 square foot home in the majority of the USA for $200k or less……….the entire state of CA is beginning to hear the rooster crowing as he announces the dawn of a brand new day in the housing market. If you can’t get financing, comps or qualified buyers……….values drop. Just plain old, basic economics.
When you can buy a nice, 2000 square foot home in the majority of the USA for $200k or less……….the entire state of CA is beginning to hear the rooster crowing as he announces the dawn of a brand new day in the housing market. If you can’t get financing, comps or qualified buyers……….values drop. Just plain old, basic economics.
When you can buy a nice, 2000 square foot home in the majority of the USA for $200k or less……….the entire state of CA is beginning to hear the rooster crowing as he announces the dawn of a brand new day in the housing market. If you can’t get financing, comps or qualified buyers……….values drop. Just plain old, basic economics.
