Real Estate in Hawaii Embraces Luxurious Living

Honolulu seen from the observation point on Round Top Drive.
Photo credit: HTJ

Grandiose views from your private lanai, exclusive lagoon style pools and state of the art spa and gym equipment are how we define real estate in Hawaii. You work and play hard. Let us surround you with  amenities that will complement your lifestyle. 

Hawaii has a unique cultural history. Residents are proud of the aloha way, their rich history,  and the island's abounding vegetation and wildlife. Hawaii's state marine animal is the humpback whale. Up to 10,000 whales pass though Hawaii's tranquil waters each year ans can be seen from November to May. 

Hawaii's love for the humpback whale has initiated protective measures to ensure whales are not harmed by boats or other harmful practices.  One of the most important steps in whale conservation was the creation of the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary. Created under the U.S. Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act, the sanctuary's primary goals are to promote education, research, coordinated management and long term monitoring of the whale and its habitat.

The sanctuary fulfills its mission by raising funds for and supporting marine researchers, and though community outreach projects that educate and promote public awareness about the humpback whale.

Whale numbers dropped by 90% as a result of the whaling industry until a moratorium was placed on whaling in 1966. Whales are now protected and sought out by eager whale watchers, researchers and conservationists.

The majestic humpback whale is a favorite attraction for tourists and residents of the Hawaiian islands.  Hawaiians are proud of their beloved whales and other marine cohabitants such as the sea turtle and a dazzling array of fish and coral. There's no comparison to the beauty of Hawaii.

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