Sea Country development in Waianae - Oahu - Hawaii (HI) -Includes Honolulu - Page 4 - City-Data Forum

PointofInterest · 08-02-2010, 02:53 PM

Does anyone one have a phone number for the HOA in Sea Country, I'm trying to contact them and google doesn't seem to help right now. Please let me know if you have Sea Country's HOA number. Thank you.

islanddebbie · 08-16-2010, 08:24 PM

I've read all the posts and I must chime in to say I have lived in Sea Country for 3 years and I work in downtown Honolulu. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE SEA COUNTRY. The area is awesome. I lived in the mainland for 40+ years and there is no where on the island that compares to this area. We live right up against the mountain and see beautiful views of everything. The people are great. As a matter of fact, just about everyone in our neighborhood is basically a transplant. We know every neighbor on our block and that speaks volumes.

I think, unfortunately, the Waianae Coast gets a bad rap because of the Homeless problem that has been an issue in the past and because of the way "foreigners" have been treated in the past. I can't speak for anything that has happened in the past but I can say that this is a great place to live for the money and believe me, I have lived lots of places in the mainland and there is no where like this place in Sea Country. My kids both graduated from public schools in Waianae and they both did well in school. Hope this helps and gives a fresh view from the perspective of someone that actually lives, plays and works in Hawaii. (and yes, I have lived in other places in Hawaii and nothing compares to the Waianae Coast area).

mrsmakaha · 10-20-2010, 12:14 AM

My husband and I are looking into buying our first home in Sea Country. We're from Waianae and have family there plus the housing prices are great. I was wondering if anyone knew how much the association fee's are at Sea Country? Thank you.

Joliefille · 10-20-2010, 09:14 AM

They're around $25 per month. covers pool and common area maintance.

tyrose · 11-30-2010, 10:54 AM

I lived in Aiea over 10 years ago and am trying to get back! I have read on some other sites that there is alot of racial and aggressive behaviors towards "round eyes". I never experienced that when i lived there and started getting worried.I am returning with my 3 kids and want them to grow up with Aloha. Has the island changed so much? I have found a beautiful house in waianea and hopefully a job in honolulu, but if i need to worry about my kids getting beat up on KHD ... it makes me sad to think that the island and it's wonderful community has changed so much.
For 10 years now i have regretted moving back to mainland. And now I am getting ready to come home and i see these posts..... i wanted to show my kids how people can really be, kind, friendly , full of the aloha spirit, all of what i experienced while living there. Someone please tell me that Hawaii hasnt' changed, that it hasn't become like the mainland. Its not the beaches that make Hawaii beautiful, it's the spirit of the people who live there. I hope it still exists.

timbo31958 · 11-30-2010, 01:17 PM

tyrose, I can tell that as a "round eye" as you call it I have not had anything but wonderful experiences since moving to the Waianae Coast. I really do think that alot of the talk on here about how bad it is, is just that, talk. Some may have had a bad experience while visiting here, but I think most have not. Some have a bad experience staying in Waikiki too. It seems that the ones who did see something less than aloha are the ones who post their experience and those who come and enjoy the time they spend here dont post as much. I'm sure alot of people dont even know this site exsists to post possitive comments. If you look around on this site you will see several positive comments about the area, as well as negitive. Personally, I wouldnt live in any other part of the island. With the exception of the traffic going to town its all good. I lived in Wahiawa, and Honolulu 25+ years ago while in the Army and I too heard all the stories about the Waianae Coast and had fear of this side of the island so its not a new thing. After several years of vacations and always staying in Waikiki, we ventured out this way and fell in love with the area, and the people, on our first trip to this side, on the second trip, went house hunting and here we are today, still absolutely in love with the area and enjoying my retirement to the fullest. As I have said in previous posts, you get what you give, and will find what you are looking for, thats all over the country, mainland, Waikiki, or Waianae. If you look for trouble, or a bad experience thats just what you will find. If looking for happiness, and a truly beautiful place then thats what you will find. Good luck in your move

Snoyarc · 08-11-2011, 01:15 AM

Have been living here a month and well let's see hmmm have had our house broken into our car stolen have witnessed multiple drug deals
At the access road have to say the magic o this place wore off real
Quick can't wait to leave if there was more of a police presence might be willing to stay

timbo31958 · 08-12-2011, 12:46 PM

And those thing dont happen where you came from?? Must be nice lets all move to dreamland.

Joliefille · 08-13-2011, 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Snoyarc

Have been living here a month and well let's see hmmm have had our house broken into our car stolen have witnessed multiple drug deals
At the access road have to say the magic o this place wore off real
Quick can't wait to leave if there was more of a police presence might be willing to stay

In order to get more police presence, you'll have to start calling in the crimes you see. The police work on statistics, so an area with few calls will get few visits and drive throughs. You might also join the neighborhood watch.