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1549 Ala Lani St 8 Bedroom 3 Bath Single Family Home Moanalua Valley

8 bedroom, 3 bath, Single Family Home in Moanalua Valley (Moanalua High School, Middle / Elementary)

Within 2 miles: Tripler Army Medical Center (TAMC), Honolulu Airport, Kaiser Hospital, Camp Smith, Fort Shafter, Pearl Harbor

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8 bedroom, 3 bath, single family home in Moanalua Valley (Moanalua High School, Middle School and Elementary)

ML#: 2915741

List price: $797,000

FS – Fee Simple
TMK 1-1-1-045-030-0000

BR: 8 Baths: 3 / 0
1549 Ala Lani St

Living area: 2,906

2 lanai and 2 decks
MOANALUA VALLEY

Stories: Basement, Three+

Land: 6,875 YrBt: 1973
Views: Mountain , Ocean

Pool: None
Parking: 2Car carport , Street
Taxes: $192/month
Listing Office: East Oahu Realty, Inc.

Tri-level, spacious home, great for extended family living. Top/Main level 2/1, 2nd level 4/1 and lower is 2/1 (remodeled, see photos). Open kitchen, dining area and good size living room opens to views and decks on back of house at each level. Stairways on each side lead to side decks. Large home with possibilities! 4 separate entrances with many options. GREAT LOCATION IN CENTRAL HONOLULU.

Call Frank Diaz, MBA (RA), e-PRO
East Oahu Realty
808 723 0900
http://www.hawaiihome.biz/about/

Ala Lani Street at Ala Iolani St (google map) (yahoo map)

• Location: Moanalua

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Best And Worst Cities For High-Paying Jobs

Forbes.com recently did a story on the Best And Worst Cities For High-Paying Jobs .

Media coverage of America’s best jobs usually focuses on blue-collar sectors, like manufacturing, or elite ones, such as finance or technology. But if you’re seeking high-wage employment, your best bet lies in the massive “business and professional services” sector.

This unsung division of the economy is basically a mirror of any and all productive industry. It includes everything from human resources and administration to technical and scientific positions, as well as accounting, legal and architectural posts.

Overall there are roughly 17 million professional and business services jobs, 4 million more than manufacturing. This makes it twice as big as the finance sector and five times the size of the much-ballyhooed tech sector. While its average salary–roughly $55,000 a year–is somewhat lower than in those other elite sectors, its wages are still higher than those in all the other large sectors, like health. The sector’s $1 trillion in total pay per year accounts for nearly 20% of all wages paid in the nation; finance and tech together only account for $812 billion.

No. 10: Rochester, N.Y.
Known as a center for imaging due to the presence of major employers Xerox and Kodak, professional and business services jobs here have increased by nearly 5% in the last year. Also home to significant food, chemical and plastics production, the region has become a major health care and education center, with the University of Rochester leading the way as the region’s biggest employer.

No. 9: Peoria, Ill.
With a professional and business services sector that has grown 35% since 2008, the local economy is driven by agriculture and manufacturing. Peoria is home to construction giant Caterpillar, which employs roughly 18,000 people. With a solid high school attainment rate, there is a large population of educated, qualified individuals to fuel the workforce at a price point considerably lower than nearby Chicago’s–and that allows companies here to hire more workers.

No. 8: Chattanooga, Tenn.-Ga.
A once-shrinking city, Chattanooga has rebounded and is now actually growing despite the recession. It represents the economic potential of a new industrial zone in the South that could benefit from the expansion of foreign-based producers as they choose to build factories there. For example, Volkswagen is opening up a new production plant in the city. Insurance company Blue Cross Blue Shield also maintains a large office in Chattanooga.

No. 7: Wichita, Kan.
Though it is known as the “air capital of the world,” Wichita is home to a variety of companies. Aircraft manufacturers such as Boeing, Cessna, Bombardier Learjet and Raytheon all have major offices here. Agriculture stalwart Cargill has a sizable base in Wichita, and billionaire Charles Koch’s privately held conglomerate, Koch Industries, is headquartered here.

No. 6: Bethesda-Frederick-Rockville, Md.
This region’s professional and business services sector has grown nearly 22% since 2007. Bethesda is home to defense behemoth Lockheed Martin as well as Catalyst Health, a major health care provider. (The National Institutes of Health headquarters are also in Bethesda.) The local economy of this Washington, D.C., suburb is diverse, with no single dominant industry. Because of its proximity to the nation’s capital, it also benefits directly from the rapid expansion of federal government under Barack Obama.

No. 5: Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News, Va.-N.C.
The economic makeup of the Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News region is diverse, but with four military bases in the region, the U.S. Army and Navy wield a lot of influence. Major firms based in the area include online discount retailer Dollar Tree and transportation company Norfolk Southern. This combination of private- and public-sector employment drives growth–and jobs–in the business services sector.

No. 4: Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown, Texas
Professional and business services make up the largest component of Houston’s economy, making up roughly 15% of its jobs. The economy here remains heavily energy-driven, with jobs to be found at the myriad energy companies operating in the area. Some major energy companies that call Houston home are ConocoPhillips, Noble Energy and National Oilwell Varco.

No. 3: Austin-Round Rock, Texas
The local economy is governed by technology. Major industries include wireless technologies, semiconductors and software; Dell calls Austin its home. The number of major corporations in this region provides many job opportunities in the professional and business services sector.

No. 2: Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, D.C.-Va.-Md.-W.V.
Jobs in professional and business services make up 23% of this region’s economy. The local and federal governments, including the White House and Pentagon, create the need for high-end employment, including but not limited to legal and accounting positions. As federal power expands, so do opportunities for well-paying jobs in the area.

No. 1: Northern Virginia, Va.
This part of Northern Virginia is a commuting suburb–and the middle-class hub–of Washington, D.C. The educated workforce here is in close proximity to one employer that is still hiring: the federal government. This in turn has created a whole set of opportunities for “beltway bandits,” who serve the government as consultants, lobbyists and engineering specialists. As a result, professional and business services positions here make up a larger percentage of the local economy than any other in the country–providing a 27.2% share of the region’s jobs.

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Spinnaker Isle Homes – Hawaii Kai

If you like Hawaii Kai, you will love the Koko Marina frontage on Spinnaker Isle. This area that includes Koko Marina is part of the Hawaii Kai Marina Community Association. The AOAO or Homeowner’s Association is called Spinnaker Isle Association. There are several homeowner’s associations bordering this waterfront area including (sorted by Hawaii Kai Marina District) Milolii – Keokea and The Moorings, Awini – Hakalau and The Gateway, Kuapa Isle, Spinnaker Isle and Marina West, Koko Isle, Kaimala Marina and Esplanade, Anchorage and Mariner’s Cove, Koko Marina Shopping Center, Mawaena and Kalele Kai, Hawaii Kai Towne Center and The Peninsula.

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