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2024-04-15 Bill 121, 122, 123 Beth Thoma Robinson
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Homes for Kohala Survey <br /> 41 Where are you getting the Land Is it donation or Federal Funding 12/4/20219:29 PM <br /> 42 Hoping this will be doable for a lot of families looking to purchase homes. Can't wait to see the 12/4/2021 1:14 PM <br /> outcome. <br /> 43 Get a handle on greedy real estate agents who are driving the prices of homes here off the 12/4/2021 11:15 AM <br /> charts. <br /> 44 Prices for housing is going thru the roof might have to move to the mainland where it's cheaper 12/4/2021 10:21 AM <br /> 45 We have a number of outside people coming in to buy homes in Kohala or buy land in Kohala. 12/4/2021 8:28 AM <br /> And these people do not contribute to the basic fabric of Kohala. They are not teachers, <br /> doctors, etc, and do not serve the community in someway. They raise property taxes. Stay <br /> here a little while and sell off there houses at prices that only other outsiders can afford... or <br /> turn them into vacation rentals. And this vicious cycle continues. If somehow we could <br /> regulate who can buy property by having them demonstrate how they'll contribute to Kohala, so <br /> we can attract those that will serve and build this community. If there here for a lifestyle, let <br /> them rent for at least two years before buying. As much as affordable housing building projects <br /> are helpful, what about assistance to make these houses that are available here affordable, <br /> push for our BI banks to offer USDA rural loans, identify incentives or programs for the <br /> community on buying assistance, and maybe instead new houses, self-help renovation <br /> projects for new buyers to purchase and get assistance to revitalizing and renovating homes <br /> already here. <br /> 46 Needs more affordable housing for people with low income because everywhere is to 12/4/20215:45 AM <br /> expensive to live especially if you wanna stay on the Aina <br /> 47 Well me and my parents would love to be together being that I and my stepdad are disabled so 12/3/2021 11:42 PM <br /> my mom is usually taking care us including my sister coming over to help my mom... But <br /> most of all we don't want to wonder if where we're renting if they might raise the rent higher and <br /> if can afford it, that's why I think it would be good to have more affordable housing or homes <br /> for us Hawaiian family!!! <br /> 48 By keeping it affordable for residents. They the only way I feel would keep a complex up and 12/3/2021 11:29 PM <br /> running <br /> 49 The building process here is too strict and difficult. Many farms could offer housing for their 12/3/2021 8:59 PM <br /> workers but aren't allowed to. Farm dwelling should be encouraged not prohibited especially <br /> because farms would keep the money in the economy*here* Let farmers build worker high <br /> desnsity housing -younger people especially want that and to live in ohana with their peers. <br /> 50 I was raised in Kohala all my life and I've watched my family go through a foreclosure on the 12/3/2021 7:32 PM <br /> house I grew up in. I understand we have people coming from all over buying land and property <br /> and if that's what they feel like doing, good for them but I didn't expect a raise in real estate for <br /> the locals. We work at hotels, mom and pop shops, Takata, Arakaki, etc. we don't make the <br /> kind of money people from the mainland do. This is our home; I'm 23, I have a full-time job, <br /> and I can barely pay for my car and I'm not eligible to get my own place because my income <br /> isn't 3x more than the rent. I wish I could afford a house because my fiancee and I would like <br /> to start our own family. I've saved up and it's no where near enough to even afford a"decent"2 <br /> bedroom house. It's ridiculous in Hawai'i let alone Kohala. We need help, affordable housing, <br /> and some kama'aina benefits for those born and raised here. Thank you and the organization <br /> for setting up this survey because at least now I know our voices are heard. <br /> 51 Affordable housing would be really nice for those who can meet the criteria. Houses in the 12/3/20214:17 PM <br /> market now days are really expensive and it is hard for Hawaii resident to purchase a home <br /> due to the prices of the homes and also for those who do not have a steady job income. If <br /> North Kohala could open up house affordable housing, I will be gladly to apply for it. <br /> 52 I think if houses were actually affordable to us locals we all wouldn't be struggling living with 12/3/20212:43 PM <br /> family members trying to stay afloat in one house... prices for even rent is ridiculous for even a <br /> studio... You have to be working 3 jobs to even rent let alone buy a house here... affordable <br /> housing would be a blessing if there was such a thing... <br /> 53 Prices of homes and land are not affordable for the Kama'aina that live in Kohala. This is the 12/3/2021 12:17 PM <br /> reason there are multiple families living in one house. There needs to be away to inform all the <br /> local families who are interested in purchasing a home what the process is and what it will <br /> take. I feel when it gets too overwhelming they stop looking or trying to purchase a home of <br /> their own. <br /> 3 /7 <br />
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