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| For beach going, developers of Opihihale show Ho'okena Beach Park, describing it as: "A historic site open to the public and a short drive from Opihihale." See investinkona.com |
The presenters promise to build "a luxury estate community situated on 324 oceanfront and oceanview acres on the famous Kona Coast of the Big Island Hawaiʻi. Providing resort amenities to its residents and affluent guests." The presentation shows a photo of the public's Hoʻokena Beach Park as a place for their Opihihale residents to go. Another attraction shown is the arch on the coast.
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| The arch along the coast at Opihihale is in the series of photos promoting investment in a gated luxury resort community planned above it. See investinkona.com |
The online presentation says the group is accepting minimum investments of $100,000 and offers to schedule a call. It describes the plan: "Within The Kona Estates at Opihihale will exist a 40-Villa Boutique Resort and clubhouse with a resort style pool, restaurant and bar, heliport, walking and biking trails, health club, spa, kids club, and event area. This boutique resort will be used to host prospective residents during real estate sales, be available to Kona Estates residents without restriction, and enhance the overall community experience.
"The configuration of Kona Estates is expected to be approximately 60 one to three-acre homesites with Two- to Four-Bedroom Estate Villas or Four- to Six-Bedroom Grand Estate Homes. Also located within the community will be a resident only set of amenities that consist of: a pro-shop and community center, racquet club, full-court basketball, an adults only pool, spa treatment rooms, and juice bar."
The presentation also says, "The development team will work with native Hawaiians, local
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| An online call to investors to buy into a luxury community at Opihihale. See investinkona.com. |
The website presents drone footage and describes the location, giving the Royal Patent Grant: "The Kona Estates at Opihihale is located along the majestic South Kona Coast. The Property unique topography is elevated at the rear (east) and continuously slopes down to the coast line for over a mile; allowing for uninterrupted oceanviews from every homesite. It is about 20 minutes away from the more densely populated resort areas of Kona. The Property's address is: Mile Marker 93, Mamalahoa Highway, South Kona, Hawaii 96726, USA. The land is situated on the Westerly side of the Hawaii Belt Road at Opihihale 2nd, South Kona, Island and County of Hawaii, State of Hawaii, USA. (Legal Description: Royal Patent Grant 2572, Opihihale 2nd, South Kona, Hawaii.)
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| "Grubbing and Grading began on-site in early 2022. Here a D9 dozer pushes brittle volcanic rock," says the developer's online investment and purchasing solicitation. See investinkona.com. |
The presentation boasts Incredible Natural Features: "The 324-acre site is over 6000’ from east to west (more than 1.0 mile) and over 2000’ from north to south (nearly 0.5 miles). The Property is graced with extraordinary natural beauty, spectacular geological formations, including a natural lava arch into the ocean, unexplored ocean caves, and literally perfect weather. Many of these natural phenomena are a part of ancient Hawaiian history.
"Elevated 1250’ above sea level and consistently descending to the coastline for over a mile, the natural topography of the property acts as a giant amphitheater, providing unobstructed 180 degree views from every estate homesite."
To attract investors and real estate sales, the presentation employs the term "Welcome Home," and states that Opihihale is "The perfect canvas to create the ultimate luxury community. Low density, privacy, exclusivity, resort amenities, and personal services in combination with the most amazing views and perfect year-round weather. A community that places a premium on privacy and security with minimal impact on the awesome natural surroundings." See the entire presentation for investors and buyers at investinkona.com.
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THE MEETING ABOUT THIRTY METER TELESCOPE IN NĀ'ALEHU Wednesday night, sponsored by the National Science Foundation, can be seen in part at https://www.facebook.com/hulinvda/videos/481752387287688 and at https://www.facebook.com/hulinvda/videos/591815119049852.See story in upcoming www.kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com and on this facebook page.
WIND AND FIRE WEATHER WATCH UPDATE FOR KA'Ū IS EXTENDED UNTIL THURSDAY EVENING. County Civil Defense issued a statement Wednesday afternoon saying: "Expect northeast winds 20 to 30 mph with higher gusts. Winds this strong can knock down tree branches and blow away unsecure objects."
Civil Defense recommends: Limit any activity that involves using open flames such as grilling and camp fires. Do not park cars on dry grass after a trip.
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| KDEN celebrated its 20th year recently and invites singers to join its Festival Chorus. Photo from KDEN |
Those who enjoy singing and "would like to join a fun group, come join us," says a statement from the organizers. "We are a group of people that like to sing, and if we sound good, it is just a bonus."
With questions, contact Suzi Bond at 808-982-7344 or Roch Jones at 808-985-7026. Volcano Festival Chorus is sponsored by Kilauea Drama & Entertainment Network.
The musical groups Shootz opens the event at 10:30 a.m. Regina Louise will perform her solo singing at 1 p.m. and Dem Guyz will perform from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The day celebrates the 50th anniversary of the golf course and membership appreciation along with a membership drive and day of local vendors and entertainment, followed by a dinner with Da Bomb, Chef Jason Lofland, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The offerings from vendors come from: Triple 7 Shave Ice; Club Tec with Hawaiʻi's personalized golf clubs; Bea Padrigo with lunches; Sherry's Stuff; Donna Masaniai with quilts and wallets; P&L Farm's with macadamia, baked goods and fruits; Looking Glass; Island Swanky; Fused Fragments; Green Goat Farm with mamaki tea and freeze dried food offerings; Pumehana Creations; Mai Treats 808 with Pastries; Tanya Ibara Design; Maile Design; K's Green House; Kapu's Hawaiian Makana; Kealaʻikoa Coffee Company; Paradise Kettle Corn; South Point Creations; and Have Tools Will Travel yard games, professional repair and home maintenance. Also on hand will be Kami Takacs of ESP Realty and Jamie Kalua with handmade jewelry.
The address is 94-1581 Kaulua Circle in Discovery Harbour, Nāʻālehu. Any questions call 808-731-5122.
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