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“Safe Access O‘ahu” starts on September 13th, 2021. This means all employees and customers of certain businesses like restaurants, bars, gyms, movie theaters, museums, arcades, and other similar establishments, will be required to show proof of full vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test (within 48-hours for customers/patrons and weekly for employees).

Learn more at www.oneoahu.org/safe-access-oahu

5 Design Trends Emerging from the Pandemic this year. I have to agree with #1. In 2019, we moved to a house with a detached home office outback. At first, I thought it was a waste of space and we used it more for storage but with COVID19 and everyone having to work from home, it was a lifesaver for my husband to have his own quiet space to work and have conference calls.

5 Design Trends Emerging During the Pandemic COVID-19 likely will have a lasting influence on home styles.

Guess who’s been enjoying the empty beaches lately?

Guess who’s been enjoying the empty beaches lately??

New stats released today! 🏡

I’ll take one!

A new license plate for electric vehicles is being proposed, and it honors Hokulea

Looking to buy a vacation home in Hawaii? 🏡 You are not alone.

Nearly A Quarter of Hawaii Homes Are Purchased By Out-Of-State Buyers Hawaii’s chief economist told lawmakers on Tuesday that 24% of Hawaii homes were purchased by buyers from outside the state. The figure is even higher on

Who has thought about living in a tiny home? 🏡 I’d love this with an ocean view 🌊

If you don’t own a home 🏡 yet then this new bill might help with the down payment 💰

Senate committee passes bill to assist home buyers HONOLULU � A Hawaii state Senate committee has approved a bill that would provide up to $50,000 for down payments for first-time home buyers.

This is outrageous! Homeowners are facing roughly a 50% increase in monthly fees. If you are considering buying this is why looking at all the financial information is so important. Being a new building though they only had estimates so the developer is saying that underestimated the cost.

Kakaako tower facing extraordinary maintenance fee hike Living in Kakaako was supposed to be pretty affordable for several hundred moderate-income Hawaii residents who bought into a condominium tower via lottery last year at Ward Village.