Saturday, August 30, 2008

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

Friday, August 22, 2008

Best price for a newer home in Hawaii! Make an offer!



This 3 bedroom 2 bath home is in Nanawale Estates Subdivision. This Subdivision is very close(5 min.drive)to shops and restaurants in the rapidly growing town of Pahoa. Also, a short(10-15 min.) drive will bring you to spectacular snorkeling and fishing spots. The home was built in 2006, and is conveniently located at the top of the subdivision on Lido Ln. Asking 149,900.00 ,but please make an offer. For more information please call Sunny Petropoullakis RA @(808)959-1117 Hawaii Land Realty Corp. 57 E. Kawailani St. Hilo,Hawaii 96720

Monday, July 28, 2008

Why I live in Hawaii

Photo by Andreas Petropoullakis
Taken in Kealakekua Bay, on the Big Island.
A series by Sunny.

Thursday, July 24, 2008

Live in Hawaii by the ocean, whale watch,relax, sip from a coconut with a bamboo straw




This beautiful home was built with loving and tender care by the owner.
A fabulous location right across the street from the Pacific Ocean, in the Hawaiian Paradise Park Subdivision. The ocean views are stunning.

The gorgeous black lagoon in ground pool has a custom natural slide, waterfall, swim in cave and a black sand section in the pool for children to play and a removable safety gate around the pool
Beautiful landscaping all around the home.

Inside, this 4 bedroom,2.5o bath home is very open, with granite counter tops in the kitchen and bathrooms, and beautiful chocolate travertine 18"x18" floor tile. The home is also accented with natural Ohia posts. The appliances are Kenmore elite. Ceiling fans are in every room. There is custom stamped concrete all around the house, and hand laid grass sod in the front and back yards. In case of a power outage there is a generator set up in the garage to run electric to the house, and a back up water catchment system. Outages are rare in Hawaii, but you will be prepared.Call Sunny Petropoullakis RA at (808)959-1117 to make an offer on this beautiful home.

Turn off the cell phone and listen to the ocean. You will wonder, was that a dolphin or a porpoise?

Thursday, July 3, 2008

HAPPY 4th OF JULY!!!

So this is a day early but I just wanted to make sure it was there before everyone took off for the long weekend!
To all our clients and other associates:

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HAPPY 4th of JULY!!!

Hope you all have an awesome weekend!

-Andreas

Monday, June 23, 2008

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