Inside The Crazy World Of Hawaii's Richest People
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- These people are RICH! In this video, I explore the parts of Hawaii with the biggest houses, where celebrities and the ultra wealthy live.
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@@NickJohnson where’s the Big Island at? Half that list says “private video”
majority Hawaii is democrat so suck it please with the political commentary.
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$300 billion to ukrain and $700 each person in Maui. Yet Hawaii keeps voting blue 😂 clowns
was anybody else looking for BLUE ROOFS ?
Yep! 😂
@@PerrincinaSprecaci Luke 21;36 KJV
@@RaptureHermit l f g
@@3dandyrandy3 Do you know what the purpose of having a blue roof is?
@@3dandyrandy3 I don't live in Hawaii at all, just asking questions.
It's wild how greed destroys cities and towns, and then the greedy folks complain about how trashed everything is and how many homeless folks are roaming around. Imagine if this whole "rich area" was developed into normal middle class (well, what used to be middle class, since the middle class has been obliterated) homes and neighborhoods. The overall situation on the island would probably be way better off with more people living comfortably (not excessively) and working class folks could maybe afford family homes. I'm a class of 93 high school grad and I'm still trying to wrap my head around how badly American society has failed. And before anyone vomits up a political party to blame, you should realize that it isn't a party issue, it's a Rich vs Poor issue, as it has always been.
So if it was a middle class neighborhood the homeless would by them and be off the streets?
@@michaelvonfeldt9629 Homeless people can't buy homes, that's why they are homeless. They camp out by the beach for the free food and money.
Not exactly. If the rich people left then it would just become slums and then people like you would complain about "white flight". The reason why homes are unaffordable is because of artificial scarcity. The majority of land in Hawaii is owned by the state and can't be used for housing. Then what housing can be built is too expensive because of regulations and building codes.
Hawaii is a sacred space, those valleys look like three-dimensional space, it is more than a miracle!
Not miracle, the rain created water run off creating divits,grooves in rocks
They all say the climate is in crisis yet want to live right on the coast-u know,the coasts that are suppose to be underwater by now.
$18 mil but there's no beach. Nice view of the water and mountains. Other houses all around. No space in between. Not worth it.
When you have money, its not a problem. In some cases these are winter homes for the mainland snowbirds.
@@danielroque8504 I don't see how that's not a problem. They still don't have beach access. And are crowded by neighbors. That doesn't change no matter how much money they have. $18 mil is still a lot even if you're rich.
@@danielroque8504 If I was loaded, I'd still not even consider hawaii, its warm year round which would be boring and depressing, and don't even get me started on the BUGS, the bed bugs/flying roaches etc. terrible and not worth it
I'd rather have a modest home with lots of land than big house crammed on a postage stamp lot.
I have a modest home on a postage stamp lot. Welcome to Hawaii! (And I feel blessed!) 🤗
For 2 million I better have 100 acres and not a neighbor in sight. Thats for the insane NPC's
I am sure it's well policed and migrant and homeless bum free!
Who says money can't buy happiness! Happiness is living junkie-bum free 👍
You just described the politicians of DC
Your drone footage is off the hook!
Yay I know thanks hon!
Everyone knows that Oahu is the sacrificial island you go to shop and leave. Kauai is unaffordable, Maui is expensive now too, Molokai and Lanai are closed, which leaves Puna on the Big Island the only affordable option for many, and now it’s blowing up. Puna is the fastest growing district in the state but the infrastructure is lacking severely. Traffic, postal, food, very behind. The growth potential is huge and it’s happening. We’re over here cashing in on the building boom because you can’t stop it. It’s nice that you can have space though. One lot in Puna would hold eight houses in Oahu for a small fraction of the price. People from all the other islands and California are pouring in because it’s cheap compared to there.
Molokai is closed???? They got like 50+ homes for sale.
If you buy Puna, you're literally sleeping in the line of fire on an active volcano and some of the people are scary.
Some locals won't even go there. 😊
10 years ago I looked at renting an off-grid cabin on 10 acres for $400/mo but today it's $5-600/mo on 5 acres. Stayed in Washington state. Glad I did and now know Hawaii is off the "retire here" list.
@@LadyAdakStillStands you’d have paid off land and a cabin by now….
@@DD-gy9xt HA ha, where do you live on the planet that’s NOT susceptible to a natural disaster? The answer is nowhere. The only place on the big island not susceptible is maybe north Hawi. Meanwhile HPP in lower Puna is expanding rapidly because it’s cheap and a higher grade lava zone, but even that’s an illusion. Kona isn’t safe because of Hualalai and Mauna Loa. Everyone we both know including ourselves is one step away from being homeless. But hey, stay away and we’ll enjoy some of the most beautiful land and climate on planet Earth.
When you live in Hawaii you quickly realize that it is so great, but there is really nowhere else to go once you get there. How many times can you drive around the whole island. 🏝️ 😮
True that they call an island fever and people who are born on the continent and raised on the continent don't fancy to be trapped like that one way to not be trapped and have enough money to fly off the island anytime you want and how many people have that
@@Iambriangregory I lived there for 2 years which was not long enough for me to catch island fever, but I was worried I would not find adequate work when I left the military 😅 (so I left). We live in California and my wife thinks she wants to move to Hawaii. I ask her if she has a million dollars? And where do you think you are going to work? 🦗🦗🦗😮
@@trevorthetherapist4200 those are good questions and she is going to get Island fever also and again people who are born on the island from infancy they have a propensity to have an island life seem normal and they do not have a longing to be on a continent
@@Iambriangregory I make a good living in California. It was easier to make my money and then wonder about moving back to Hawaii than to move their and wonder how you will make it 🤣🤣🤣
international airport is 15 minutes away
luxury does not equal happiness
@@SVKrillemall But it's. Better than living in tent or being homeless 🇺🇸🇺🇸🤣🤣💲💲💲
True
it's so true i have a luxury life, don't have to work and it's so boring and if you don't find something to do for 4 or 5 hours a day your screwed mentally
@@sascha-s7v you can always find a job Not for the Money but to be occupied with something. What about if you were homeless 😢 don't complain
@@sascha-s7v your day will not be as mentally screwed as the day you walk down a dark alley with somebody like me who has an appetite for tender morsels such as yourself.
I'm always surprised that the rich are willing to live on top of each other with no yards, just for a view. If I had that kind of money I'd want 50 acres to put my mansion.
Exactly
Why does Oprah come to mind when viewing this?
why?
She's on Maui, has a lot of land. These houses are ghetto to her.
And Oprah is a Democrat
@@johnl5316The blue roof. The going conspiracy is that it's just a bit odd that homes on Maui with blue roofs were not affected in the Lahaina fires. Oprah may or may not have a blue roof, not sure.
Puerto Rico is much lovelier and here in Hawaii green vegetation is not much as is in My Island born of PR.. you keep your overrated Hawaii I will keep my beautiful island...🇵🇷💁🏽♀️😌
Hawaii homes should be for residents only. It's so messed up to see the locals forced out by these rich people that don't even live there. Disgusting.
I do agree with this it sounds like Native Hawaiians have been forced to move to Las Vegas ( priced out of Hawaii
I agree 💯
I agree 💯
But if someone buys a home, aren't they a resident? How far back do you go to be considered a local?
@@annjames1837 being a "resident" means you live there over 9 months of the year, you pay your state taxes there, your children go to school there, you have a state ID and you must live in Hawaii for at least 3 years before being able to purchase a home. No exceptions except if you were born there and were forced to move somewhere else because of the disastrous governance of the past 130 years.
The one house at 5:12 has a BLUE ROOF….wise.
Except in a one famous photo of the aftermath of the Lahaina wildfires, it was a red roofed house that was the only one left standing.
What is a Blue Roof do to help
@@Iambriangregory There is some weird conspiracy theory that blue roof houses were protected against the directed energy weapons that were supposed to have caused the Maui wildfires.
@@IambriangregoryI believe the blue color reflects the energy of the satellite space lasers and that’s why the blue cars and blue roof houses didn’t burn in Maui. 😂
@michaelvonfeldt9629 hmmm uh huh.. thank you Chuckles
Look at the blue roofs!
What is the significance of the blue roofs
@@Iambriangregory were the houses that survived Lahaina fire. Laser can't penetrate blue.
@dianegarcia6562 oh I understand now not subscribing in these credibility of the theory but it's still good to know
Where's all the people splashing around in pools, on the sidewalls, driving on streets? I imagnie, either, most are vacation homes, or, to busy working to pay for their over-priced home to enjoy them.
These homes are relatively vacant.
The scariest part is that if one link in the supply or infrastructure chain breaks, everything you see here is done. You can’t sustain life in these jammed neighborhoods. Scary.
...but that can be said for many locations around the world.
@@mrmustangmanyeah but dont choose to live there
Thats not smart
It’s almost like half of American is like this 😂
That’s literally everywhere though 90% of the stuff at Walmart isn’t made in Cleveland Ohio or where ever…..
@@mr.oldsoul1definitely felt it during covid. How quickly some forget i guess
And the majority aren’t natives 😂
No mention of MakikiRoundTop ? Our neighbors dressed for dinner ,had maids and uniformed drivers, our house had a maid and gardeners' cottage plus a 30 by 40-foot front porch, bordered by a pink cement 12by60 foot side porch bordered by mother-in-law Tongues ,48 French windows, an orchid house with carport for 3 cars overlooking Waikiki and ala moana. I could coast from the top of tantalus down to the pumping station on my soap box racer. I felt sorry for most of the people in east Honolulu in cookie cutter houses except Kahala and Portlock, my God Mother lived in Black Point. I spent a week at the Lurline pool on the way back from San Francisco with Duke Kahanamoku learning speed swimming .Always a sight to watch th fire boats saluting the big passenger liners as they sounded their horns and the tug boats brought the hula girls .I was close to a Hawaiian Reservation and by 8 identified with the kids I played and walked to school with I was accepted by them by learning perfect Pidgeon. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TOUR Aloha
Round Top!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh it's beautiful up there! We used to go every Sunday to the top. Wow, thanks! I'd forgotten about Round Top!!!!!
sounds like a beautiful childhood
There was practically nobody outside, few people on lots.. But nobody was in their pools.
Many people that own a home here don’t live here throughout the year, homes are vacant.
It's all for show
The reason, those mediocre areas are so popular with ego swelled rich people, they want to brag to their rich friends, commoners on the mainland, we live in HAWAII!!! Don't you wish you were me, American attitude.
Claims republicans yet only names named were all celebrities that are proud democrats 😮
NOOOOOO! Please do not bring any reality show to Hawaii! That's the last thing Hawaii needs.
I appreciate you showing us this side of Hawaii..Sometimes the homeless makes me sad and mad..i sure enjoy your videos.
Oahu is my favorite Hawaiian island.
I have spent a lot of time there and have often wished I could afford to live there.
Unfortunately, that will most likely never happen. ☹️
I’ve been to Hawaii twice and wasn’t impressed. Much rather go to the Caribbean again. And it’s a closer flight.
Really, everyone always seems to say Hawaii is paradise?
I was just thinking the same thing as someone from the Caribbean I’m not impressed one bit looks like a regular neighborhood in some Caribbean islands .
Mahalo!!! 😂😂😂Keep out haoles!!!🤙🤙🤙
Lol Caribbean over Hawaii? Hawaii is 100X better than Caribbean
In a few short years, those rich homeowners will be investing in a security wall to keep undesirables from their community, complete with a militia courtesy of "Grand Chairman Trump."
Expensive and ugly house's 😂😂😂
Yep 😂 that’s exactly what I was thinking😂😂
Excellent Video Of Hawaii Properties Nick, The Women You Talked To Was Very Interesting!
huh....for some reason, I was expecting more 'estates' like from the classic show Magnum PI back in the 80's. This just seems like cammed upper class neighborhoods.
Obama has or is building a new home on the spot of the "Robin Masters" estate from Magnum P.I. Right next to the water, where the oceans are rising. Guess Barry forgot about it when he made the purchase.
Typical rich homes. Nobody actually uses 3/4 of their houses anyway.
Cool video! I love the drone shots and the interview with the real estate agents was very insightful and entertaining. I hope you continue and go to the other islands.
One of filming location of Magnum P.I on Waimanalo beach.House in the show was called Robin's nest. Sadly, the original house was torn down in 2017 :-(
I grew up in burien Washington near Seahurst Beach and they can easily build a bridge or tunnel to the Olympic peninsula now via vashon Island, that would give Seattle enough room for another million easy commuters.
200 super wealthy will keep it from happening forever😢
7:04 poor Mappy and fam; his poor little brain went tilt-tilt-tilt-tilt ! dont blame em even the cheapest lil lived-in lean-to shack will run you higher in Hawaii than a nice 3 to 4 bedroom in Marietta GA.
Capitalism is a marvel. In capitalism, citizens can choose whether they want to work hard to get an extravagant house like this or whether they prefer to be a lazy homeless person and live under a bridge.😅😅😅
That simple I guess 😅😅 hear you tell it
freedom is options.
It’s not a choice it’s luck. You can be the hardest working person and still get laid off.
Work hard??
More like, CONNECTIONS!
Without them, most in the U.S. go no where. Starts with the blue collar workers, right, to the top!
Work hard LOL
You mean born rich HAHA
I always think you'd have to be rich, just to live in Hawaii. I've heard it's very expensive there.
Most ppl are poor
Definitely Native Hawaiians
Its sad
@@cheesecakefan4880 must be why I remain in a small Midwestern town. I'm poor as well.
I was a musician on Oahu for many years. I worked all over the island, from Waianae, Waikiki, everywhere, and I also worked in Kahala for a long time. The musicians in Waianae were my favorite down to earth good people. The musicians who worked Kahala lived in Hawaii Kai and they were incredible snobs - and no, they weren't haole.
Humility is a virtue
Hi. What do you find as a distraction while on vacation?
F.Y.I. Hawaii has the cheapest property taxes in the U.S.
Love you and your channel!👏
I was going to ask if you had a chance to visit Shangri-La... and the gals mentioned it. Home of Doris Duke - "World's richest girl". One of my nieces worked there as security. They are also right about the Hawaii Kai Costco - best I've ever seen.
The pool in the ocean? Where locals are welcome.
Blue roof, good idea
firt time watching hawai and your chanel 17 minutes 800 views,wow so amazing chanel and great view hawai,i feel travelling,i really enjoy watching while laying on bed
Love Hawaii, visited 4 different islands back in 1989 🌅🏖👋
The ultra-wealthy live/own on The Big Island at Hualalai, Kukio, Mauna Kea Beach, etc... All gated. They are insanely expensive. Often you have to sign nondisclosure agreements to work at most. Knowing many of these properties I know where to go if there's ever an apocalypse. With little or no new development and people having multiple kids, many will need to relocate. It happens all over the country.
"Rich people" are proof that the American Dream is still possible! If others can, so could we. Would you rather have EVERYONE POOR?! Your glass is either half EMPTY or half FULL, depending on your ATTITUDE. Find out how others SUCCEED, and do thou likewise.
This is some kind of a dystopian episode from the future - where do they get those numbers from?! We are just casually discussing a 65k/month mortgage payment on a bloody island a thousand miles away from mainland US, no jobs available locally, crammed infrastructure and no private beach access? unless they have some sort of a different currency to the USD (Hawaiian dollar?) and the exchange rate is 10/1, this is truly mind boggling. If the US managed to colonize other parts of the Pacific, a wooden hut somewhere in the Philippines would cost you a million dollars by now. Makes you wonder!
FYI ... Hawai'i is NOT a republican state ... but a deeply Blue Socialist state, still illegally occupied by the Cabal Elite. And Maui now has some of the most wealthy newer estates, like Oprah's. Anyways, Hawai'i is still a sovereign kingdom country ... just like with Palestine massacres ... just like Lahaina's ... all brought to you by the same folks.
When I win the Powerball I’ll get a third home there…maybe.
lol maybe
What could go wrong building next to a volcano.
🌋
Oahu doesn't have any active volcanos. The mantle hot spot that made the Hawaiian Islands is currently under the Big Island which is where the active volcanos are.
I got the shirts and mug but where can we get the mappy plush you got on your office shelf? My daughter wants one so bad!
Aww. I'm glad you have the other merch. Working on the plushie! ❤️❤️ stay tuned!
Al Bundy lives there now I read. Ed O Neil. Married with Children. Modern Family.
Yup. People say Al retired there
A sad fact about “East O’ahu”, prior to being developed, it was one of the last (or maybe even THE last) places that had a Hawaiian village (on O’ahu). All of the people were evicted from an area that some peoples families have lived for hundreds of years… so they could develop mansions for the rich people, mostly Americans. Those Hawaiians became homeless, like so many other Hawaiians kicked off of our ancestral lands, for outsiders to bulldoze our sacred sites and burial grounds… so outsiders can live here.
Side note: are you sure Paul Mitchel lives in East O’ahu? He used to live in Lanikai in Kailua, I thought he still did… well not “live” there, but own a house there.
No impressed all that much. The houses are practically built on top of each other.
I'll take my house. Might not be as big but my plot is bigger than theirs. My neighborhood is safe, too.
At the risk of sounding pretentious....their "nice" community is a dump. Piled one upon the other, and many looking like they were built in the 70s. Hard pass. Even the 2-3 decent ones in the video were still touching the neighbours, zero property line...ewww.
There is only one gated community and that’s on a hill in the Aina Haina area. Obamas house is located in Kailua not East Honolulu. There is a Whole Foods right nearby Diamond Head aka Kahala. Hawaii Kai is not the Beverly Hills of Hawaii, that would be the Diamond Head area known as Kahala. East Honolulu has a Costco and a Safeway. In Hawaii Kai there is Koko Head. In Kahala east of Waikiki you will find Diamond Head.
Very Nice Video Nick!!!👍 I’m very happy to see you in a Good Place filming!!!♥️ 🏝
I think I would rather live out in the mountains by a creek🤷♀️ I like privacy
YOU CAN'T BLAME SOMEONE FOR BUYING LAND LONG TIME AGO. BLAME THE FED FOR DEVALUING THE CURRENCY TO THE POINT WHERE HARD ASSETS , STOCKS, AND FOOD HAVE SKYROCKETED: IT'S CALLED INFLATION, AND ITS BEEN GOING ON SINCE 1971.
It’s called China Walls not Spitting Caves. What is wrong w you? This guy doesn’t know sht from shinola
Stop signs around the world. Blue and green stop signs are sometimes used on private property in Hawaii.
The two ladies were very informative. IMHO, most of the so-called celebraities are on Maui qand Maui to me reminded me of southern Cali. I'm glad tht they explained the empyt lots. There's a lot more to Oahu than Honolulu. Good reporting, Nick.
Those houses are pretty cheap compared to the Gold Coast where I am beachfront home round 5-7mil there’s a 3 story penthouse on top of a high rise on the beach 30mil, but the million dollar homes are not so squashed together well most, but man it’s sad to see the rich just take everything, yet interesting to watch the Hawaii eps, we don’t pay property tax either here once you own your home it’s all yours land included, just water rates, so if Americans can come here they’d get value million dollar homes as your dollar is stronger here, wish 1 of them wld buy 1 I’d rent it off them lol 😂Mappy can stop by anytime
Nick my mother was going homeless for 50 years. One thing she always taught me is if a fish is dying and you blow bubbles into it’s tank it might save it 🐟
I'm sorry it's over my head and maybe a lot of other people still don't know what you're talking about😊
@@Iambriangregory i think they mean, keep trying, dont give up....baby steps to the right direction
@@lucianaromulus1408 okay cool I can go for that people sometimes people use illustration that people can't understand or relate to just like a joke if you have to explain it it's not a joke
Inequality in US is insane.
Also, in India, also in China, also in Rio also…
@@patriciaperry2028 the world in general but has difference in China and Brazil you can get a home easily than US.
There is no inequality in the US. Says so in the Constitution. Everyone has the right to "life, liberty, and the PURSUIT of happiness". Nobody's in anybody's way except themselves. You have the right to pursue homes like these through hard work - maybe you'll get one, maybe you won't. That's up to the individual how hard they want to work for it.
All that said, Hawaii is a different story in a lot of ways. Given that it was once a sovereign kingdom, I would like to see it go to an autonomous territory of the US, with our constitutional rights, and US military defense, but like with the Faroe Islands, there should be a law to stop outsiders from buying up Hawaiian land and building these tacky homes unless they meet a majority Polynesian DNA threshold. I think that would create more opportunities for native Hawaiians to be able to live in their own land again. But, pipe dreams, because that will never happen. Makes too much sense. As it stands now, as part of the US, every US citizen - and foreigners - have the right to buy land and homes anywhere across the country, including Hawaii, unfortunately, and that, I believe, is wrong. That's the only form of inequality I see here.
@@PerrincinaSprecaci🙄
No thanks! I’d want to be AWAY from people if I had moola! Privacy and QUIET are at the top of my list!
The wealthiest neighborhoods in the state of Hawaii are on the Kona coast of the big island. Just the lots with no house go for 15-25 million and are pretty small. Its sunny 360+ days a year there. I fly in between all the islands frequently and Kona airport has the most private jets by far, Oahu is not even close. I know the owners of Salesforce, Goodyear and Samsung all have houses there along with many athletes and celebrities. East Honolulu has a high population of millionaires but not ultra wealthy.
You're wrong on the price. And it's not sunny every day I was just there and it was cloudy 2/3 days
@@NickJohnson a quick check on Zillow shows many listings for 20, 25, 30, 32 and 40 million respectively within a couple miles of each other, as you showed the most expensive house on Oahu at 18 that will probably sell for 15 tops I believe the numbers just don't add up. There may be clouds passing by from the mountains but it does not rain. Amazed at your expertise with a couple weeks of vacation experience 😃
I don't see the appeal of these richy neighborhoods.
Their neighbors are 2 feet away.
People pay a lot of money for a view of H2O.
all kinds of cope in the comments. It's still a meritocracy. Those who work hardest and smartest get to live like kings. Those who settle or wait for govt to help them, live in apartments in the city or in farms in the middle of nowhere
Wow. 1.2 in east honolulu! Thats less than a house next to a shit covered beach in San Diego
I know! I've got a neighbor who's house is for sale at 1.25 in a suburb of Columbus Ohio!
That's NOTHING, that will by you a track house in san jose, CA. That was built in 1959. So 2: Million is a Deal. Don, CA.
9:00 that is awful, people constantly walking in between your backyards and taking up all the parking on the block
They have the same thing in Malibu. David Geffen owns this massive compound and he's been suing for years to cut off the public beach access trail right next to his compound. He even tried shenanigans to block it and got in trouble 😂 I kinda know what it's like, I moved to a townhouse complex where the community dumpster was right next door, people throwing their trash in there all hours of the day and night. It definitely sucks.
As someone who grew up here, I realized I will never ever get to own a house. The “ok” houses here are considered a dumpster dive in the mainland, and the “nice” houses here are a “normal” house on the mainland.
I live here. If you guys have any questions, just ask here and I'll answer as soon as I can.
When I lived in Haleiwa, I was near Elvis and Sonny and Chers house in 1976
The (Original Magnum PI) Tom Selleck use to own a beautiful home on Black Point and Kahala on Diamond Head. It was gated so you can't get down into see the homes from Kahala, but I did eventually see his home. Honestly, many of those homes are just stacked onto each other. For me, I would lose the love of Hawaii If I lived there, I'd rather vacation there a couple times a year in the winter for a month or two.
One thing was missing here 🤔 oh, yah poverty.
Mappy, I’m STILL worried. Please do something about this!
Those neighborhoods with homes so close together are not appealing to me.
Nice Production Nick, thought Santa Barbara/Montecito was more $$$$$$$$$$$, this area does remind me of Santa Barbara. Ohhhhhhhhhh, I see an empty lot. Paul Mitchell, you should see his house in Malibu.
Love your Hawaiian Series! Thanks for showing all sides of it. Looks like yall had a blast too 👍So when are you coming to see us in the Caymans? Please let me know if you decide to!! 🇰🇾🇺🇸👏❤️
What's there to see there Mallory?
Poor people blame everyone else for their downfalls and failure to adapt.
1% of people own 40 to 60% of all the nations wealth. Ironic, there are any wealthy Republicans there when the entire Hawaii state is most all Democrat and tons of mega rich Democrats.
My parents live in Hawaii Loa Ridge. Over 25 years. We know most of the neighbors on our street. My dad was doctor, neighbor was a US Attorney, other neighbors were doctors, dentists, research scientists, bank controller, etc. all high paying professionals.
None of those professions would be able to afford to buy a house in Hawai’i Loa now. Crazy.
I worked at the Costco in Hawaii Kai. Eat at Scratch Kitchen. The fish n chips are good. 😊
I think a high 'cliff home' in this area with great views of mountain and water would be preferable to me over a beachside warer view..
As someone who's renting a place across the street from the beach in East Honolulu, I agree. I drive up the ridges fairly often for deliveries and the view along with the cooler temperatures and cleaner air are much more livable.
gated private 50+ acre ag lots no tourists(you)
not on the map Kapu
Those houses were super nice some houses looked there was lots of land around others didn't. It just didn't seem worth it.
Cerritos California is not a nice city let alone most expensive to retire 😅😅 the only nice part of Cerritos is the Cerritos Auto square 😅😅😅
Massive property theft here
Homeless break ins
Why would people want to live there where everything is overpriced, mortgages, food, gas, entertainment, etc., when they could live somewhere in the lower 48 for a lot cheaper? Florida has beautiful, tropical homes for a lot cheaper
Many people can afford to live wherever they want and if you've ever been to Hawaii you know that the weather is literally perfect 95% of the time. The trade winds are nearly always blowing keeping the temperature and humidity moderate, it's rarely too hot or too cold. There are frequent small rain squalls to cool things off, and that gives you rainbows. Florida is insanely hot and muggy half of the year and full of gangs of criminal minorities and immigrants
Not sure if I would live in Florida, If you can't afford to insure your house and no one would give you a mortgage. Also the whole area will be under water with sea water rising from global warming.
Florida has hurricanes
Juliet been hittin that lip filler pretty regularly.
At 3:16 it’s not Diamond Head, it’s Koko head.
Well I Have To Say Is Good Luck With Your House On The Water And The Houses Near The Volcano!
I have visited Hawaii once back in the 70's. It is beautiful but I don't have a desire to go back or live there. I think we should help the true native Hawaiians afford to live there.