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Hey Dan, can you explain to me some of the various differences regarding complexes in Waikoloa Beach? I'd like to know about build style and value and what there is for a variety in Waikoloa Beach. Yep, I'll answer that coming up next. Waikoloa Beach is a huge resort and there's a variety of subdivisions and complexes to choose from, but what one is right for you? Hi everyone, Dan Palomino from the Hawaii team and KW Big Island. Well today we're going to answer that on Ask the Hawaii team and I'm just gonna, I'm not going to hit them all because I'm not going to have time, but I'm going to give you a variety to choose from or at least my favorites. When I think about Waikoloa Beach I have a settlemental favorite which is Hale'i Kai and it's a favorite with a lot of people for one specific reason and that is it's the only complex in Waikoloa Beach or any of the complexes in Waikoloa Beach or Manalani that I can think of that has its own restaurant. Yeah, their Ocean Club is off the hook. It is right on a cliff on the ocean and there is a full-time restaurant that you can have lunch and dinner at. It is a huge advantage not only for you as an owner when you're coming to visit, but if you decide to use it as a short-term vacation rental, your renters love it and I find that the people who rent there rent year after year after year and keep coming back because they love that restaurant and Ocean Club. So Hale'i Kai, my number one choice. My second one would be Kolea and I love Kolea. The finishes, the layouts, it's all fantastic. They have great units and the ones that face A Bay are the best units because they have these amazing views and it's the only complex in the resorts where you can actually walk across the street to the beach. Like you walk across the street through the beach club and into the sand. A Bay is right there. The thing about Kolea is sometimes it's not, you know, a price point that everybody can get into. Usually it's around 1.7 to get into Kolea and it goes all the way up to four million dollars. But great amenity center, terrific adult pool, great baby pool, access right on the beach. They've got these little hale'i that you can rent out for guests. Like if you have too many guests come and they don't all fit in your place, you could rent out a little hale'i on the beach for very minimal amount per night. Just open to Kolea owners. My number three choice would be Waikoloa Beach Villas. It's the one of the first complexes when you first come into Waikoloa Beach. It's on your right hand side, built in 2005. People like it because all of the units are right on the Waikoloa Beach golf course. They have beautiful golf course views. Some of them have peekaboo ocean views. They're nicely done, well appointed. Most of them have garages that you can use and so that's a big plus for people here. Well laid out, two different amenity centers. One pool closer to the ocean, one pool closer to the other end of the complex and both have fitness centers and really nice. People seem to like it there and it's great proximity to the queen shops. Literally it's across the street from the queen shop. So you walk out the gate, cross the street and you're at restaurant and shopping and that's why everybody loves it. There's many more different complexes in Waikoloa Beach. The one thing I want you to know is that Waikoloa Beach is predominantly condo. Like I don't know what the ratio is but there's not a lot of single family homes. If I had to take a guess, maybe 25 or 30 single family homes in Waikoloa Beach but it is predominantly condo and the prices go anywhere like I said from an $800,000 condo up to $4 million. All right, I hope that helps and if you want more information about the complexes in the areas and where you should buy in Waikoloa Beach, contact us here at The Hawaii Team. Email address is team at thehawaiiteam.com. Call me on my cell phone 808-987-3306 or check us out at thehawaiiteam.com. Until we talk again, Aloha!