Living In Hawaii

I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve finally published my e-book, Moving To Hawaii: A Step-By-Step Guide. It took nearly a year to write it, but I’m pretty happy with the final product — I think you will be, too!

Looking to network or find a job in Hawaii’s tech industry? Don’t miss HTDC’s 13th Annual Holiday Science & Tech Fair.

Check out these informative articles on moving to Hawaii, written by local Oahu Realtor Stephanie Gieseler.

I recently discovered another blog about moving to Hawaii that I want to share with you. This one is written by John Derrick, who fell in love with Hawaii 10 years ago when he visited the state for the first time. He and his wife Victoria are finally making their dream come true next year, when they move from South Carolina to Kauai.

The Big Island has some of the most affordable places to retire in Hawaii … and no, they’re not located in a lava hazard zone!

The islands of Maui, Molokai, and Lana’i are full of places for retirees, with a variety of home types, lifestyles, natural landscapes, climates, amenities, and price ranges.

There’s a whole lot more to Oahu than just Honolulu. These retirement communities can be found all over the island, from a North Shore resort area in Kahuku to a golfer’s paradise in Ewa Beach.

Find out where the retirement hot-spots are in Honolulu, what kind of amenities and recreation each has to offer, and what it’ll cost you.

Holomua, a new condo building set to open in early 2013, is selling more than half of its units at reduced prices to qualified buyers under Hawaii’s affordable housing program.

If you’re looking for a new-construction condo, townhouse, or single family home on the Big Island, Maui, or Kauai, you’ll find them in all sorts of price ranges — from “affordable” to “the sky is the limit.”