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Lose aloha and Hawaii becomes like mainland

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Real estate in Hawaii is sky-high expensive. But no matter what the price, people from out of state still buy property in Hawaii.

You can buy a home in certain areas in the mainland for one-third the price what you will pay in Hawaii.

$1.5 million in the south will buy you a mansion, on at least couple acres of land.

My cousin's kids from Michigan rented a car and asked me what areas on Maui are not safe. I told them just about everywhere is safe, but make sure you don't leave valuables in your car.

Maui is changing, but it is still a great place to live. We still have drug problems that are causing a lot of crime.

We must not lose the aloha in Hawaii. It is not just a word, or Hawaii will become like the mainland.

Terao Nakasone

Kihei

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