A QUIET WEEK IN GRAND CHAMPIONS
July 10th, 2007There were no new listings or sales in Grand Champions this week.
The best deal in the complex remains unit 175. For more information, click on the picture on the right.
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There were no new listings or sales in Grand Champions this week.
The best deal in the complex remains unit 175. For more information, click on the picture on the right.
The negative drumbeat continues in the national press. Two major pieces of bad news today. First S&P announced that it may downgrade $12 billion of securities backed by sub-prime mortgages
Located on the site of the present Renaissance Wailea, Baccarat Wailea is the latest development by Starwood Capital and its founder Barry Sternlicht. The project is designed to offer a five-star experience. There will be 193 units in thirteen buildings set on 15 acres. The units will be the kind of quality one would expect of a new Maui beachfront development. The complex will include a large spa, two restaurants and amenities superior to those available anywhere on Maui. Private butlers etc. There will be adults and children's pools, a health club and of course the beautiful beachfront. A site plan is available here. Floorplans and descriptions can be obtained by clicking here for beachfront, here for the central resort and here for the upper resort. The 1,2,3 and 4 bedroom floorplans are all very, very large. This unique product will commence sales in two weeks and prices range from $1.8 million to over $ 9 million.
One of the themes we have been harping on has been the increase in Canadian visitors to Maui. Well, this trend can only help.
This could be important news for Maui property owners.
Given the ongoing negativity on the national housing market, it is nice when good news closer to home comes out. Oahu's June real estate numbers are out:
The National Association of Realtors has released its latest Pending Home Sales Index. The way the headlines are reporting the news, it is another ugly piece of data for the housing market. CNN is headlining it Home sale index hits 6-year low
The 350 foot catamaran Alakai has arrived in Honolulu. The inter-island ferry will carry 280 cars or 65 cars and 28 large trucks. It also has a capacity of 866 people. Service is scheduled to begin September 5. A sister ship will arrive in 2009.
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