Ryan Oda

As the year comes to an end, I wonder what 2021 will bring us. Here are three things that I could influence our local economy and real estate industry... DPP Will our new mayor overhaul the Department of Planning and Permitting? Like many people, I’m curious why the permitting process can be so tedious. Bill 7 was passed with much excitement in 2019 and I haven’t heard much about it since. It was projected that over 20,000 units could be built. The goal of Bill 7 was to allow

Robin and I are helping an international non-profit negotiate a lease. Here are some of things I have learned during this process. Deal Or No Deal COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on certain sectors of the commercial real estate industry. Many companies are allowing their employees to work (permanently) work from home. You would think the office market would be pretty soft. Well, not really. As we were searching for properties, some landlords were firm on their price. Also, Robin a

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I’m selling a fee simple commercial space at 465 Kapahulu. The owner of the property is operating a hair salon out of the unit. Here’s the MLS fact sheet: https://propertysearch.hicentral.com/HBR/ForSale/?/201829295 What’s unique about my listing is the property is fee simple. If you are familiar with Hawaii real estate, you will know there are not many fee simple commercial (condominium) properties for sale. Many will probably agree that fee simple is the most complete form

I’m selling a fee simple commercial unit at 465 Kapahulu. The unit is being used as a hair salon. Here’s the online fact sheet: http://propertysearch.hicentral.com/HBR/ForSale/?/201829295 In residential real estate, own vs. rent is an often-debated topic. In commercial restate, most business owners, especially small business owners, go through the same debate. Here are a few reasons why buying is better… No Landlord Commercial real estate is a dog-eat-dog business. I’ve heard