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He recommends exploring other Hawaiian markets, like the Big Island, which offers more stable and predictable regulations, lower costs, and less density pressure. The Big Island’s land availability, flexible zoning, and more permissive environment make it an attractive alternative for investors and owners alike.

The Broader Message

Ultimately, the speaker emphasizes that policies driven by frustration and emotional decision-making—as opposed to data and sound economics—are likely to disappoint in the long run. The damage caused by regulatory overreach affects not only property owners but also the entire local economy and community fabric.