The Luxury Division at Compass recently published its report for 2022. This annual Ultra-Luxury Report highlights properties selling for $10M+. Whether you’re actively searching for your dream home or just want to enjoy dreaming, it’s worth browsing through the report. (If nothing else, you can take a peek at some truly stunning properties.)
When people think of their dream tropical vacation, Hawaii is typically at the top of the wish list. But what’s paradise if you’re surrounded by Instagram-snapping, loud-talking, space-invading tourists?
Yes, you should absolutely go to downtown Kailua-Kona and have a Mai Tai overlooking the ocean, but once you’re tired of all the people, head to one of these lesser known attractions to beat the crowds and spend some quality time with the Big Island.
Hawaii is a unique place; that’s why everyone dreams of living here! But when you’re looking for real estate on the Big Island, some of the terms can be a bit confusing. As you browse through the lists of available homes, you’re bound to come across the term “Lanai.” A lanai is one of the most popular architectural features in homes throughout the islands.
With COVID on the downhill (we all hope…), Hawaii is starting to open its doors ever so slowly. As of June 15th, 2021, interisland travel restrictions will be completely lifted! Residents and visitors alike may travel between the Islands as much as they like without a vaccine or negative COVID test!
The governor’s office has decided to ease up some of the travel restrictions and allow more people to come in from the mainland. Starting August 1st, travelers from the mainland will be able to forego the mandatory 14-day quarantine if they show proof of a negative test result. No, the D- you got on your high-school calculus test doesn’t count.
Vacationing in Hawaii is like eating one potato chip: It tastes great, but there’s so much left in the bag! You can’t experience everything that Hawaii has to offer with just one visit. Living on the Big Island is filled with adventure, leisure, and relaxation. It’s truly the perfect tropical paradise to call home. Here are some of the perks of being a permanent Big Island resident.
When it comes to visiting, or moving to, Hawaii, you have to decide which island to go to. Each one has its own unique culture, personality, sights and adventures to explore. In total, the Hawaiian Archipelago is made up of 137 separate islands, but most of them are tiny and uninhabited. There are six major islands that you need to know: Hawaii (The Big Island), Maui, Lanai, Molokai, Oahu and Kauai.
When people think of their dream tropical vacation, Hawaii is typically at the top of the wish list. But what’s paradise if you’re surrounded by Instagram-snapping, loud-talking, space-invading tourists?
Yes, you should absolutely go to downtown Kailua-Kona and have a Mai Tai overlooking the ocean, but once you’re tired of all the people, head to one of these lesser known attractions to beat the crowds and spend some quality time with the Big Island.
