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I have discovered you 5 minutes ago, You should have A LOT MORE subscribers!

There has to be a balance between people who move to Hawaii with BIG Money or those who do not even move here but buy plenty places and leave them empty, condo banking, and then people who live here and are in need of homes, A lot to be said! Check with which local politician democrats making how much money from bills they pass or don't pass,

Local Politicians voted on what they called 'affordable housing'' what kind of affordable housing is a tiny studio for $600,00 ?!!!

*Hawai’i and thank you for talking about this. I am a native hawaiian (Kanaka Maoli) and I appreciate you talking about this :)

I spent three years in Ewa beach and roving homeless camps would pop up over night on any flat empty space. While you sleep or are at work, truckloads of crap will materialize in the park or empty lot next door or right on the beach in front of your 7 figure house. And they’ll bring dogs, drugs, and prostitution with the rest of their junk and spread to fill any and all available space.

Popolo boy tried to convince my girlfriend to leave me for him. He is a snake in the grass. But he does have good chicken.

Are you all Native Hawaiian? I read there are less than 15%. All others are mix, Hawaiian born or Hawaiian at heart❤.

Once the airport line is completed it will be more popular, even more when it reaches to the mall.

You guys do a great job. I love watching your videos on living in Hawaii and you are right on about the lifestyle and culture on the North Shore.

Good topic! Everybody seems to want to move, but it really isn't for everyone. Besides affordability, we also need to consider it's an island with its own unique challenges & differences than mainland. Some people migrate seasonally, which might help. Mahalo for being real.

I don't know if you were too young for this it was called Arakawas store Waipahu. My roommate was the daughter of the store owner her name was Lynn.

Chickens don’t crow brah 😂 Roosters Roosters! And you’re right about the surf! Surfed the North Shore and lived in front of Rocky Rights and Gas Chambers Lefts for 7-8 years. My first timeout we went out at Left Overs. The waves were about 2-4 ft. clean. Easy. Within a half hour the waves were 6-8 ft. and getting bigger. It was getting dark and never surfed waves that fast and powerful. I finally took off and it was so steep I hesitated and went over the falls. Got worked! Instant respect and got smarter about checking the surf report and knowing my limits!

Yes, please mention the permit processing is absolutely ridiculous. The mayor should be held responsible because he hasn’t fixed them damn thing. Have a good day my love All talk no action.

Thank you for this video. This is your subscriber from the mainland Los Angeles but a resident on the big island. Also, I just want to say that was a great idea with the ukulele in the shadowbox on the wall. I thought about doing something like that but somebody already beat me to it I guess cause I never seen that before. 🤙🏽 this place is nice. I like it. Well thank you for this video. You’re subscriber from the mainland. Or should I say Mahalo🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

I love a house and land for gardening from California ❤😊

Shout out, Pearl City of the late 60s! When we were kids we ran around the next morning collecting all the fire crackers that hadn't gone off in the piles of red paper that were leftover like snow drifts all ovah the place. In the road, along the curbs, etc. Snow drifts I didn't know about back then, but the simile is obvious to me now. Yeah, some neighborhoods (and islands) way more into the fireworks. An inversion next day can be really bad news.

So ridiculously insanely expensive! 🤦🏻‍♀️ 😠 I hate the fact that I can’t even buy a home here!!!!

“The vegetables that are deformed…” I. Lost. It. 😂 Also, Mahe needs more air time! Girlfriend knows her business, let her lead!

How you can say you not black,it definitely shows its damn near embarrassing to be black in Hawaii

I grew up in the 40s and 50s in kalihi called kalihi-war homes, before there was a kuhio housing. Feel sorry for those who reside there now. Nothing but bad vibes and crimes.

As black woman who was in the military and spend a lot of time in Hawaii, it is less toxic than the mainland for black folks. Coming to visit in July.

Hawaii's BIG homie. Barack Obama killed the report and the legislation mentioned below. Kill Haole Day is the term for bullying incidents that occurred in some public Hawaii schools, when non-white students would harass and attack white students.[1] (Haole is a Hawaiian term for individuals who are not Native Hawaiian, but typically used to describe white people) Kill Haole Day was discussed by the Hawaii State Legislature when debating hate crimes legislation. In 1999, School Superintendent Paul LeMahieu said he was aware of "Kill Haole Day." On December 31, 2008, the U.S. Department of Education released a report on the Hawaiian public school system that concluded there was "substantial evidence that students experienced racially and sexually derogatory name-calling on nearly a daily basis on school buses, at school bus stops, in school hallways and other areas of the school".[5] The report also concluded that school officials responded inadequately or not at all when students complained of racial harassment. Students who did complain were retaliated against by their antagonists.[6] Just like the N-word started out meaning something different, the word haole did as well. However, what happened is over time both words became used as a racial slur, which is how it is today. #Hawaii #Oahu #Honolulu #Waipahu #Makaha 🖕🖕🖕🖕

Poor people, I was raised when all there was were pineapple fields. It was known as waipio and kipapa. You would not believe the cold and pure waters flowing thru from koolaus to ewa for pineapple and sugarcain. I graduated leilehua high 1965. It was amazing.

I grew up in waipio, a pineapple plantation camp in what is now militani. We lived about 50 yards from kipapa elementary school. Then I went to leilehua intermediate and high school. My friends and I spent a lot of time in wahiawa. I’m in California now. I really miss the Hawaii and of course wahiawa.

The rail is great. They just need to extend into town and extend the hours. To have it shut down at night is ridiculously unproductive. More people would use it to commute if it was available around the clock. We also need a real transit authority that is armed. A separate entity from HPD with full authority over the safety of rail passengers.

He looks blasian. I see the Asian first.

Exactly I graduate 1965. It truly was a paradise. Weather Kool and mild. Great time growing up in waipio kipapa elementary school. Everyone was close and helpful

My concern is, this was pineapple fields and the pesticides used over the decades....that dirt is dirty,....

To many transplants moving in.

12:49 Army Green?

From So Cal.. I love Waianae.. last year was at an Airbnb there and walked around to local stores, eating places at times.. talking with locals.. had a great experience but I am mixed Asian maybe helped.. anyways, new subscriber here, love your videos! 🤙

Rubbish. No one is riding it. Empty almost all the time. Didn't help traffic at all. If anything, it's gotten worse. Just a waste of money. Sad part is it will only cost more and more the older it gets. I'm sure it will end up broken and just an eye sore. All thanks to the dems who have stuffed their pockets for this.

How is it after the recent flooding? How is the power lately? Mahalo nui loa!

Aloha! So I wrote an intro on another video, but this is where I'd eventually like to buy. You really know Oahu, that's for sure! I want to know about the condo fees for Windward Harbor, the Hokulani, the Manors (both), & Ka Malanai. Please 😊

I have not been back to the big island in 20 years and it’s changed for the worse. All locals are disappearing and ghetto mainlanders now here. It’s dirty and still underdeveloped. I went to a famers market in Waimea and a local said the population was shrinking. Maui and Oahu are much better islands to live. If you’re broke or a tweaker, this is the place for you. There is a reason real estate is cheaper on the big island.

I've lived all over in Hawaii. Pearl City, Honolulu, Ewa Beach, Maui. Everything you said is spot on.

Good job, Your truth is real. The dark side of Hawaii is coming to light as more and more people move in. Its the poor Vs the rich , homeless, so sad. Love Hawaii but it is not the paradise it used to be.

The corrupt government Hawaii has the most corrupt public servants in the nation…. That’s why three times more expensive because got to line politicians pockets …. Only on Hawaii can a government employee commit felony crime…. Do jail time and still get to collect their pensions criminal authorities are rewarded in hawaii

Cali & def a townhouse.

18:04 thats exactly how much water i cook my rice with. Way to go.

Buildings depreciate in value, only the value of the land increase. High rise and concrete cancer limit the future value of apartments and a substantial portion of that market is hugely over valued.

BTW, awesome video. Keep up the good work.

I just finished watching videos of new homes in other states. Is the price of paradise really worth it to you? What is your situation, what do you want and/or what do you need? We all need to choose wisely. After 60 years of living in Hawaii and watching what has happened here (mostly in a negative way), I will be living out the rest of my life somewhere else where my money will actually go further.

Grew up surfing in San Clemente, CA and came to Oahu through the US Coast Guard way back in 1979. It immediately became my home (and still is, love Hawaii) and within six months moved to Haleiwa and then moved to a beach house inbetween Rocky Rights and Gas Chambers Lefts. I wasn’t in the Coast Guard the whole time as I got out in 1981 and surfed the North Shore until 1987. Watching this video showed me how much more commercialized the North has become! The North Shore back then was very country. Now, it is starting to look like town, sad. Keep the country, country! Please!

Forgot homeless everywhere, to many crackheads, local government waste money way to often "rail" people on the mainland are blind to how Hawaii really is.

Live in the far western Pacific and am often in Hawaii. Have been going to Hawaii since the 1970s and the difference between then and now is like day and night. The impact of climate change and poor land use/development choices are blatantly apparent, homelessness and property crime driven by meth addiction appear out of control. While some locals are tolerant, friendly and welcoming, many are not (especially to mainlanders). I was on Oahu last week and had a young local raise their voice at me and call me a “colonialist oppressor.” 🤣

Obama and the Uber rich built walls to protect their properties;(. Sad but true

I’ve gone on vacation in Hawaii and Florida and while i enjoyed my visits I’d never live in either state. For me beaches are fun for a week or so but then they lose their charm. And that’s the only thing Hawaii and Florida have going for them

You no like boring? Move to Waianae,Kalihi ,Palolo etc. all the GTA areas 😂…but I think Hawaii Kai / Kahala fits you 😎