Living on Oahu (real estate, condo, motel)

[Jcarmi20]

Hi,

I can answer any questions you may have about moving to Oahu. I can also answer any questions about real estate on Oahu. If you are military and are curious about where to live, please let me know.

Aloha!

[honobob]

How about sharing some information instead of just asking for business.

[OpenD]

How about establishing a reputation here instead of just asking for business?

[Rain Monkey]

Okay, I'll bite...figuratively. I want to live in a neighborhood on Oahu where I can buy
the best glazed poi donuts on the island. Where should I live and what's a house or
condo going for at this time?

[hunterseat]

My dog's name is Carmy but she spells it with a "y".

(short for Caramel)

[Dthraco]

There's a rooster and three hens at Diamond Head now. You can hear the rooster "cluck-a-doodle-doo" when you are surfing.

(short for "whassssuuuuuup")

[whtviper1]

Hmmm, the mods booted the poster from City Data but didn't close the thread for some reason.......

[WaikikiBoy]

Originally Posted by Rain Monkey

Okay, I'll bite...figuratively. I want to live in a neighborhood on Oahu where I can buy
the best glazed poi donuts on the island. Where should I live and what's a house or
condo going for at this time?

Well, since the realtor got the boot off City-Data, I'll offer up Kamehameha Bakery's glazed poi malasada as the best donut on the Island (in my opinion).

They recently moved from School Street to the City Square shopping center around Kalani St. & Dillingham .... near Costco and Nico's.

Oh, and a Motel 6 type condo will likely cost you $200,000 to $300,000 in the area and a house is going to be more like $650,000 to $1,000,000 and probably not a very nice one (again, in my opinion).

So Rain Monkey, what is your choice for best poi donut ?

[Rain Monkey]

Of course, K-Bakery. They were on School St. for decades and parking was becoming sometimes iffy. The new(er) Kalani St. location is easier to access.