What is the cost of land in Hawaii?

You won't find much for under $10,000 per acre, with some of the higher-priced regions costing hundreds of thousands per acre. Fortunately, places such as Captain Cook, Hawaii County and Pahoa offer an abundance of properties.

What flora and fauna are in Hawaii?

Volcanic soils, or Andisols, are the most common soil, but the soil throughout the state is generally sandy and salty. It's best for growing vegetables such as cucumbers, eggplant and sweet potatoes. If you want to grow flowers there, birds of paradise and hibiscus grow well. Animal lovers will enjoy the sight of wild pigs and horses, mongooses and wallabies.

What are the common uses for land in Hawaii?

You could make a profitable investment in buying farmland and growing fruits and vegetables that don't do well in other areas of the country during the winter. In certain regions, land may be used for hunting or to create a rental property. There's also the option of using the land to build a dream forever or vacation home.