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Alii Cove Condo Complex Tour (Kona): Buildings, Units, Parking, Rules & Amenities

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Contact: Austin Ashley (RA), Action Team Realty, Inc. , +1-808-329-8626 Austin explains the layout and features of Alii Cove in Kona. He details two building types: larger six-unit buildings with lower 2-bed/2-bath units, upper 2-bed/2-bath loft units (18 steps up), and 3-bed/3-bath townhouses; and smaller four-unit buildings of 3-bed/2-bath homes where every unit is an end unit. He covers flooring rules, compares upper-level ocean views to lower-level extended lanais, and describes parking. He notes pet restrictions (no dogs, with accommodations for service/ESA) and amenities including a heated saltwater pool, spa, BBQ area, and workout center, highlighting proximity to Honl’s Beach, and directs viewers to https://KonaCondoMap.com for listings and sales. 00:00 Complex Overview 00:32 Building Types 01:16 Flooring Rules 01:38 Fourplex End Units 02:07 Views and Lanais 02:32 Parking and Garages 03:45 Pet Policy 04:00 Amenities and Management 04:25 Beach Access Highlight 04:44 Listings an...

Find Kona Condo Listings by Location Inside the Complex | KonaCondoMap.com

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  Austin introduces KonaCondoMap.com, a visual map tool for viewing condominium listings in Kona and seeing exactly where each unit sits within its complex. The map shows current listings, properties in escrow, and recent sales, helping explain pricing differences based on location. The site includes fee simple listings only (no leasehold), and clicking an icon reveals listing details plus a link to the full listing and photos.

Transient Vacation Rental Registration Now Live

From the County of Hawaii:   The County of Hawaiʻi announces that the online registration platform for Transient Vacation Rentals (TVR) is now live. The new online platform makes registration faster and easier for TVR operators. People and businesses renting out rooms, houses, condos, or similar shelter to transients for fewer than 180 consecutive days, whether hosted, unhosted, or in the person's home, are required to register their TVR with the County.  Registration provides the County and the public with current information about transient rental operations throughout Hawaiʻi Island and furthers the enforcement of County requirements such as parking and timeframes for responding to neighbor complaints.   Existing TVRs with valid permits (STVRs, NUCs, and B&Bs) prior to Sept. 1 are deemed registered and will be sent an email with further instructions. New TVR operators now register their rental online through the County’s TVR registration platform.  To ...