Land in Hawaii

Own your own land in Hawaii!Invest in your future, or build your dream home!
$62,000 MLS# 222636 Land 39th Ave Orchid Land Estates
$60,000 MLS# 221518 Land 15-1808 4th Ave Hawaiian Paradise Park
$49,500 MLS# 221309 Land 37th Ave Orchid Land Estates
$63,500 MLS# 221051 Land 16-1926 37th Ave Orchid Land Estates
$83,000 MLS# 220749 Land 15-1978 7th Ave Hawaiian Paradise Park
$14,000 MLS# 220421 Land Pikake Rd Nanawale Estates
$14,000 MLS# 220415 Land Pikake Rd Nanawale Estates
$53,000 MLS# 220124 Land 20th Ave Hawaiian Paradise Park
$53,000 MLS# 220121 Land 20th Ave Hawaiian Paradise Park
Ask me about owner financing! $6,000 down, and $470.00 per month, at 8% interest.

Sunny Petropoullakis RA
Hawaii Land Realty Corp.
57 E. Kawailani St.
Hilo, Hawaii 96720
office:(808)959-1117
fax:(808)959-6894


"The greatest fine art of the future will be the making of a comfortable living from a small piece of land." - Lincoln

Forclosed Homes on the Big Island of Hawaii

Has had some renovation, but needs finishing touches. You decide what kind of sink and fixtures for the extra large master bedroom!
4 bedroom 2.5 bath on 1.00AC of land with tropical plants and trees. Great open floor plan. 2,128sq ft of living area! Enclosed workshop (288 sq.ft) Very easy to show!$190,550.00
Call Sunny Petropoullakis RA,HomeSteps Selling Agent
Hawaii Land Realty Corp. (808)959-1117

SIX ACRES FOR $30,000.00 on the Big Island of Hawaii!!

Enjoy lush green forest with Ohia and Tree Fern in Fern Forest Estates.
SOLD!!!Let me know if you would like me to find you another deal like this!
Own your own SIX ACRE ESTATE FOR $30,000.00 cash!!!!
Offered here, are two 3 acre sidexside lots for $15,000.00 each. Property in this area is listed at $35,000.00 for ONE 3 acre lot.

The climate is like eternal spring. Great potential for agriculture. Plant Coffee trees! Grow tomatoes, Goto Kola, bananas, asparagus, watercress, spinach, and many other plants and herbs that grow well at this 2300' elevation.

Build a romantic cabin in the forest, or your self sufficient dream home. Has road access,electric,phone,catchment water,and Dish Network Satellite may also be available.
Go for a short drive, and you can relax in the warm sun on a beach, or go fishing and hunting year round! The property is close to hiking trails, shops, restaurants, and golfing. The village just 10 min. away, has a farmers market, local art, and the best Thai food on the island.

Call Sunny Petropoullakis RA today! This will only be available for a short time.
Hawaii Land Realty Corp.
57 E. Kawailani St.
Hilo, Hawaii 96749
(808)959-1117 office
(808)990-2593 cell
(808)959-6894 fax

Beautiful Business!What are investors doing now?

Diversify,diversify,diversify! Warren Buffet and Bill Gates are buying businesses and stocks. fight inflation, and purchase something tangible! Businesses, real estate, gold,antiques,art,diamonds these are all tangible. Real estate, and art prices are low right now. Some real estate advisers are saying many of the REOs and short sales may disappear this year, and then prices may go up a little again. The 8,000 dollar tax break on new home purchases is only for this year. Then who knows?

The featured listing today is not a short sale or a REO.

This business has producing Lychee, Longan and Rambutan trees, plus a large warehouse, office, and worker living quarters.
Longan, also known as "Dragon eye" are considered a prime fruit, with huge demand by consumers.(a farmer friend of mine calls Longan trees "money trees") These fruit trees are growing in deep silty clay loam soil, close to the ocean, an ideal site for these crops in beautiful Hakalau.
14.43 acres of thriving, exotic tropical fruit, sounds like a good investment to me!
For more information on this, and the adjoining 13.30,property(also planted with fruit trees) for sale, or for information on REOs and Short Sales in Hawaii, please call:
Sunny Petropoullakis RA (808)959-1117 or email:
sunnypetropoullakis@gmail.com

Why I live in Hawaii

This lovely spot is located in the Hawaiian Paradise Park Subdivision. For information regarding purchasing property on the Big Island contact: Sunny Petropoullakis (808)959-1117 sunnypetro@yahoo.com

Big Island Mo Bettah

Honolulu may be rated #12 in the current Monocle report on the top liveable cities in the world, and #1 of US cities. But, as we say here, Big Island mo bettah... For the following liveable reasons:

1. Not so densely populated - more room to breathe! Not to mention actual land area (why they call it the "Big Island")
   
2. Land and home prices are still reasonable. Just ask us.
   
3. All those same water sports available, though less crowded.
4. Snow sports sporadically; hunting and hiking all the time.
5. More relaxed, Hawaiian style atmosphere
6. Anyway, Honolulu is just a short flight away, should you want more shopping, etc. in the big city
   
7. Country living on larger acreages both available and affordable.
8. Wide variety of climate zones to choose from on the island.

Living in a big city is no longer necessary for creative input. As Anya Kamenetz discusses in Psychology Today:

Flatworld economists and sociologists look at the growth of telecommuting and instant messaging, e-mailing and videoconferencing, outsourcing and offshoring, and conclude that technology puts creative individuals at all levels, from Boston to Bangladesh, on a level playing field. Increasingly complex tasks in medical, legal, and editorial industries are being outsourced; where you are in the world doesn't matter, because everyone has access to the same tools, technology, and information. As Thomas Friedman put it in a recent interview, "When the world gets this flat, when so many people have this much productivity and this many distributive tools of innovation and collaboration...whatever can be done, will be done." In other words, when people are equipped with the right tools, the result will be creativity and innovation—regardless of locale.

For more reasons and information on why we love the Big Island, just call or email us:
Bob Riley - 808 959-1117, 808 895-3434 (cell) or jairus@interpac.net