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]]> Comment on MOVING TO OAHU HAWAII? by Hawaii Guy http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/comment-page-1/#comment-1783 Hawaii Guy Fri, 14 Aug 2009 18:34:45 +0000 http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/#comment-1783 You can get some good information at www.hawaii-relocation.com. Good luck. You can get some good information at http://www.hawaii-relocation.com.
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]]> Comment on MOVING TO OAHU HAWAII? by Lexie http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/comment-page-1/#comment-61 Lexie Sun, 08 Jun 2008 12:11:44 +0000 http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/#comment-61 Not sure. I've lived in Oahu my whole life. I live in Waipahu. I can tell you one thing though: Don't ever move in the heart of Waipahu; has lots of mean filipinos there. Not good for family at all. Kailua's a good place to go though. You're going to need a lot of money if you want to live in a house one day though... Not sure. I’ve lived in Oahu my whole life. I live in Waipahu. I can tell you one thing though: Don’t ever move in the heart of Waipahu; has lots of mean filipinos there. Not good for family at all.

Kailua’s a good place to go though. You’re going to need a lot of money if you want to live in a house one day though…

]]> Comment on MOVING TO OAHU HAWAII? by boomer gal http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/comment-page-1/#comment-60 boomer gal Fri, 06 Jun 2008 09:59:32 +0000 http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/#comment-60 I think Kailua is about as close to heaven as you can get on earth. It would be a very decent commute to Aiea over H-3. Hawaii Kai is nice, but I still prefer the windward side. The suggestion to look in the Aikahi Park/Mokapu Blvd area is a good one. I think Kailua is about as close to heaven as you can get on earth. It would be a very decent commute to Aiea over H-3. Hawaii Kai is nice, but I still prefer the windward side. The suggestion to look in the Aikahi Park/Mokapu Blvd area is a good one.

]]> Comment on MOVING TO OAHU HAWAII? by AWARENESS http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/comment-page-1/#comment-59 AWARENESS Fri, 06 Jun 2008 02:31:54 +0000 http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/#comment-59 Kahala and Hawaii Kai have one of the best neighborhoods as far as reputation. Most of the people that live there are rich. The down side is that they are both far from Aiea. Luckily, you will be traveling the opposite of where the heavy traffic is. If you are going to be commuting to Aiea, why not consider living in Aiea or Pearl City. Both are right next to each other and since they are centrally located, you can travel pretty much anywhere on the island within 30 minutes w/o traffic. Both have a pretty good reputation for raising a family. With what you can afford on rent, you can pick a nice neighborhood in Pearl City (like Wailuna). Also, it's a fully developed community, so there are plenty of restaurants, grocery stores, movie theatres, and a mall. Very convenient neighborhood. Kahala and Hawaii Kai have one of the best neighborhoods as far as reputation. Most of the people that live there are rich. The down side is that they are both far from Aiea. Luckily, you will be traveling the opposite of where the heavy traffic is.

If you are going to be commuting to Aiea, why not consider living in Aiea or Pearl City. Both are right next to each other and since they are centrally located, you can travel pretty much anywhere on the island within 30 minutes w/o traffic. Both have a pretty good reputation for raising a family. With what you can afford on rent, you can pick a nice neighborhood in Pearl City (like Wailuna). Also, it’s a fully developed community, so there are plenty of restaurants, grocery stores, movie theatres, and a mall. Very convenient neighborhood.

]]> Comment on MOVING TO OAHU HAWAII? by julysugarbabies http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/comment-page-1/#comment-58 julysugarbabies Tue, 03 Jun 2008 00:25:56 +0000 http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/#comment-58 Kailua is a great community to live in. If you're planning on leaving home during the peak morning time, sometimes getting out of Kailua to get onto the H3 on-ramp can take a while. But, once you're on the H3, it's usually smooth sailing to Aiea. Time from the on-ramp (not from Kailua) to Aiea is about 10-15 minutes. Have you checked out -- Oahu Properties for Rent? Kailua is a great community to live in. If you’re planning on leaving home during the peak morning time, sometimes getting out of Kailua to get onto the H3 on-ramp can take a while. But, once you’re on the H3, it’s usually smooth sailing to Aiea. Time from the on-ramp (not from Kailua) to Aiea is about 10-15 minutes.
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]]> Comment on MOVING TO OAHU HAWAII? by Hawaii Home http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/comment-page-1/#comment-57 Hawaii Home Mon, 02 Jun 2008 13:13:49 +0000 http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/#comment-57 The commute on H3 is excellent. It drops you within a mile of Aiea. It is right on the edge of Pearl City, Aiea and Pearl Harbor. Kailua is good. It has good schools and the water activities you mentioned. Anything from Kaimuki to Hawaii Kai is good too. I really like Kilohana Preschool and Holy Trinity. It's in Aina Haina. You can also get to the beach or town easily from that area. The commute will be a little longer because you have to go with/through the commuters to UH, Iolani, Punahou, etc., it's pretty thick from Kaimuki to Pali, but then it clears going to Aiea. From Hawaii Kai, plan on 45 minutes to Aiea, but you will often make it in 30 minutes or less. Same from Kailua. Plan on 45, and you may get there in 20-30 to Aiea. For $2500-$3000/month, I would buy a condo or townhome or rent on the water in Hawaii Kai. Email me if you have more questions. The commute on H3 is excellent. It drops you within a mile of Aiea. It is right on the edge of Pearl City, Aiea and Pearl Harbor.
Kailua is good. It has good schools and the water activities you mentioned.
Anything from Kaimuki to Hawaii Kai is good too. I really like Kilohana Preschool and Holy Trinity. It’s in Aina Haina. You can also get to the beach or town easily from that area. The commute will be a little longer because you have to go with/through the commuters to UH, Iolani, Punahou, etc., it’s pretty thick from Kaimuki to Pali, but then it clears going to Aiea. From Hawaii Kai, plan on 45 minutes to Aiea, but you will often make it in 30 minutes or less. Same from Kailua. Plan on 45, and you may get there in 20-30 to Aiea.
For $2500-$3000/month, I would buy a condo or townhome or rent on the water in Hawaii Kai. Email me if you have more questions.

]]> Comment on MOVING TO OAHU HAWAII? by Marinewife http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/comment-page-1/#comment-56 Marinewife Sat, 31 May 2008 02:00:09 +0000 http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/#comment-56 I would say to most stay in the Kailua area, it's a cute little city and nice beaches. The commute to Aiea is only about 15-25 minutes not bad at all. By the way, Hawaii Kai is far, it's in Honolulu and it is expensive. I would say to most stay in the Kailua area, it’s a cute little city and nice beaches. The commute to Aiea is only about 15-25 minutes not bad at all. By the way, Hawaii Kai is far, it’s in Honolulu and it is expensive.

]]> Comment on MOVING TO OAHU HAWAII? by Daniel http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/comment-page-1/#comment-55 Daniel Thu, 29 May 2008 19:15:47 +0000 http://www.hawaiikayaks.com/honolulu/moving-to-oahu-hawaii/#comment-55 well at the schools all the kids are mokes, so its not the best place to raise kids especially if they are asian or white... hawaii kai is the most decent neighborhood on oahu...hope i helped! well at the schools all the kids are mokes, so its not the best place to raise kids especially if they are asian or white… hawaii kai is the most decent neighborhood on oahu…hope i helped!

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