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Ewa Beach, HI has a reputation for being a great place to visit and explore. It offers stunning views of the ocean and breathtaking sunsets. With several beaches, parks, golf courses, and shopping centers, Ewa Beach is an ideal location for a tropical vacation. There are plenty of activities to do in the area, including swimming, windsurfing, kayaking, fishing, snorkeling and diving. This vibrant beach community also features many local restaurants and shops that offer a variety of delicious food options. Visitors often rave about the friendly atmosphere and laid back lifestyle that can be found here. Ewa Beach is also known for its wide range of outdoor activities such as camping, hiking trails, biking trails and more. Those looking for an escape from everyday life will find plenty to enjoy here in this serene paradise.
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The Price of Paradise is too high! - 8/16/2012
I have lived in and around Honolulu for more than 30 years. As a kid growing up in the aloha state during the 70s and 80s, I could not think of any other place I would rather be. Having said that, reality comes crushing down upon you once you need to pay your own bills.
Let me break it down for you.
Housing, Honolulu is annually ranked amongst the top 5 most expensive housing markets in the nation. Think 1400 square feet for 450,000.00 dollars.
Food, most items need to be shipped to Hawaii for consumption. Gallon of milk at the grocery store can run as high a $6.50 (I have seen as high as $7.29), meats cost about $1-$1.50 more per pound.
Energy, Hawaii has the highest cost per KWH of any state in the nation, because about 90% of our electricity is generated from oil, and we import ALL of our oil from Asia. placing us in direct competition with much larger economies such as Japan and China.
Taxes, we have personal
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Hawaii Oahu living - 9/2/2008
I f you are considering living in Hawaii, do not move just because of the weather. The weather is very nice but remember Hawaii is far from the Mainland
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Commute - 2/27/2008
THe further down Fort Weaver Rd you get, the longer your commute. If you lived at the very top you might only drive 20 minutes to work over by the airport. Live down at Iriquois or Ocean Point and you're looking at 30 minutes... with NO traffic. Add traffic onto that and your looking at an aggrevating hour and a half of a
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