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Good news for Oahu as construction activity ramps up - especially for high rises, currently their are only 22 cranes which will be ramping up higher in the upcoming months.
Total spending forecasted to rise to $7.4 Billion which is great for the local economy.
Most folks that have lived in Hawaiʻi for a long time know that the true "state bird" is the "construction crane," not the nene. Return Of The Hawaiian Cranes - MidWeek
Good news for Oahu as construction activity ramps up - especially for high rises, currently their are only 22 cranes which will be ramping up higher in the upcoming months.
Total spending forecasted to rise to $7.4 Billion which is great for the local economy.
Total spending $7.4 billion, so you can imagine 3 to 4x that leaving the islands when its all done correct? Honestly whtviper1 who owns the developing companies and the buildings being built? Local people?
Most folks that have lived in Hawaiʻi for a long time know that the true "state bird" is the "construction crane," not the nene. Return Of The Hawaiian Cranes - MidWeek
Exactly lol.
And get used to hearing Ka-boom, Ka-boom all day long.
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I think we can both agree that 'median' means the average low-mid end unit.
If you want things like your own washer/dryer, an A/C unit, and a dishwasher, you have to get above median.
I agree - today. But all the units being built and put on the market will have AC, washer/dryer, pool, etc....as thousands of those units go on the market the median is going to be evolving where one expects those amenities at the median.
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