There is a lot of uncertainty about the future of Hawaii real estate values in light of the economic havoc wreaked by COVID-19. Our experts give us some very surprising facts about what is going on give us a sense of what we might expect going forward. This short clip came from our Aloha Friday
How does Hawaii's "Aloha Spirit" play out during these Corona-virus lockdown times? I take a few minutes to point out how our island cultural values make all the difference in the world here. Got a question for me to cover? Let me know in this form below. Loading...
Today I'm launching a new YouTube Channel focusing on Hawaii real estate. If you're considering buying a home in Hawaii, you'll want to listen two of my very good expert real estate friends that I've known for over a decade share their predictions about where things are headed. Let me know what you think! Want
Look at the yellow bars chart - we only have a handful of people still in isolation. Dept of Health is not supply numbers on those released from hospitalization so it is a cumulative number. With only a handful of new cases each day, we’ll soon be in a strange mathematical place where new case
I figured a month is long enough since my last Corona Virus update - here's where things are at in Hawaii at the end of April and it looks we've got a long way to go. Want to see some other video features? Let me know in this form below. Loading...
This video follows our guest op-ed on the topic of whether you should come to Hawaii during the Corona-virus outbreak and is intended those that want the YouTube experience rather than the web-page reading approach. Want to see some other video features? Let me know in this form below. Loading...
These charts are now almost the same day after day.  I’m going to change the cadence from 1x/day to every Tuesday & Friday because there’s really not much changing. In fact, you can assume this description will fit until you get the next report from me on Tuesday 4/28. Our case growth rate remains below
Update: +6 cases today keeps us at around a 1% growth, keeping the curve pretty flat. World-wide growth rates continue to slow. The clear downward trend of the last 14 days indicates that our existing safety measures in place at essential businesses are effective in holding the virus at bay. It’s reasonable to consider
For the first time, Honolulu has +0 new cases! Sadly, we had +2 deaths and +2 cases statewide. If you look at the pink growth bars which are based on our rolling 3 day average, the growth is about as flat as it could be. By what rational, fact-based, science-driven evidence do we have that
Our smallest increase in new cases (4) for over a month and the smallest % increase (0.7%) ever. Can anyone point to a publicly-disclosed plan on how we return to work that makes sense and is actionable? By what rational measure are we not ready to at least map out a plan to safely return
Saturday gave us a spike in new cases and +1 death in Maui. Our 14 day trendline is clearly pointing in the down direction, we’re beating global averages as well as comparison states. Total Cases:580Current Growth Rate:1.0%3 Day Average Growth Rate:2.4%Current Home Isolation:114Current Hospitalization:52 Bar chart showing how Hawaii compares to other states of similar
We’re now releasing more people from isolation than we are getting new cases. I’m now more troubled by the lack of a disclosed plan, tentative thought it may be, about how we #maskUpAndWork The global growth rate has been slowing everywhere, including now Japan. Hawa’’s growth rate running about 2% right now, and our numbers
