Kilauea, on the northernmost tip of Kauai, is one of the five major volcanic areas of Hawaii and this Hawaiian town is most noted for its great volcanic shows and guava plantations. There's little wonder that Kilauea is known as the 'Guava capital of the world.' Because of its location, this area is a haven for tourists. Many people who consider buying real estate in Kilauea are beachcombers, divers, kayakers, snorkelers or nature lovers.
Some of the major attractions of Kilauea as a place to live or invest in include:
- Great scenic beauty making it the ideal vacation spot - Lush vegetation making it the ideal spot for retired folks - Suitable for a range of water sports - Incredibly high standard of living - Low density of population - Very low rates of unemployment - Great climate and untroubled by tropical storms and hurricanes
Points to keep in mind while buying real estate in Kilauea
Prices:
Unfortunately, Kilauea is a place where the cost of living is very high. Therefore, anyone interested in buying real estate in Kilauea has to be prepared for steep prices. That said, price of real estate is still falling in most parts of Hawaii. In April, 2010, the average value of homes in Kilauea was approximately $700,500, registering a slight dip of.01% from the previous month. The average price of real estate in Kilauea was $330 per square ฝากขายที่ดิน foot in September 2010, registering a fall of 23.3% when compared to September 2009.
However, it is not right to think that the fall in prices will go on forever. The number of homes that was sold saw a decrease of 75% in the above time period, meaning that prices have stabilized and one cannot really expect a huge price crash for real estate in Kilauea. For instance, in a place like Kilauea on Trulia, the number of homes that came on sale was 59, and this included foreclosure, auction, pre-foreclosure and new homes. This is not a huge number considering that the figure includes all kinds of homes from condos to studio apartments and luxury villas.
Budget:
When buying property in Kilauea, it is necessary to set a budget. The price of the property depends on a number of factors. Size is one. The larger the home, the pricier it is going to be. Also, proximity to tourist attractions like the beach drives prices up. In a place like Kilauea, where it rains a lot, temperature also matters. So, a home perched somewhere on the Kahili Makai in Kilauea is bound to be expensive as the area is known for its temperate, sunny weather and its proximity to some of the best beaches in the world.
Construction:
Before buying a home in Kilauea, it is necessary to consider some of the aspects of construction of the home. Here, winds and rains have to be taken into account when designing a home. Trade winds may be strong in some places and it is necessary to check out whether these factors have been taken into account while building the house.
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