Kona Coffee Farm Realty Blog

I’m still adding informative text to the book on leasehold vs fee simple coffee property. In the meantime, I’ve added the link to November’s Kona Coffee Cultural Festival. It’s very well attended from all over the world. It runs from November 2nd to 11th. Be sure to check it out. Unfortunately, it’s also a very busy time for the coffee farmers who are usually in the busiest part of their picking season. My mom has been helping run the art competition for years. Needless to say, it’s about more than just drinking really good coffee. I know that in the past some coffee property owners have timed the listing of their property to coincide with the November arrival of coffee visitors. A hui hou,

This blogging stuff isn’t so tough after all. Enjoy the spectacular vista from our farm in Captain Cook looking south toward Honaunau. Perfect Mauka (uphill) elevations around 2100 ft and summer daytime tempratures averaging near 75 have plumped up and ripened our coffee cherry very nicely. Most farms have been harvesting for about a month. Our higher elevation farm just finished the first picking round. I’ll have more photos up soon. Next, I’ll have a short primer on fee simple vs leasehold land ownership. A hui hou!

Aloha and welcome to my new Kona Coffee Real Estate Blog. I’m very blessed to live in an absolutely wonderful location doing the things I love most; growing some of the best coffee in the world, sharing a love for our coffee cultivaton culture, and helping others to find their niche within our market. I look forward to sharing up-to-date data on our Kona Coffee real estate market, along with coffee growing tips, and interesting local information. Bear with me as I get more proficient on the Blog technology. I’m pressing ahead full steam.

Aloha and welcome to my new blog, part of the Aloha Living Blog Network. I look forward to sharing with you both a professional and personal perspective on real estate in this area. Stay tuned!