In this episode, we sit down with Gina Campos and Liz Duenas—associate brokers and principals at RE/MAX Diamond Realty—to get a ground-level read on Guam’s housing market and what it will actually take to build more homes people can afford.

Demand is shifting, inventory is tight, permits are slow, and financing math—not just list price—decides what’s truly attainable. The conversation flips the script on single-family first thinking and lays out how multifamily, data discipline, and real timelines can unlock supply.

We cover:

Attainable vs. affordable: why monthly payment (rates + PMI + rehab) is the real constraint—not the sticker price.

Permits in the real world: builders budgeting 6–8 months, stalled projects, and what a 30–60 day statutory clock would change.

Missing middle, practical path: using programs + rental income to qualify for owner-occupied duplex/triplex/fourplex.

Infrastructure first: sewers, density rules, and how nitrates policy/design choices bottleneck new housing. Data that travels: why national “buyer/seller market” headlines don’t map to Guam—and what structured local data fixes.

Market timing: pricing to payments, why some developers are pausing, and why buyers should get pre-qualified now.

Reality checks: flippers bidding up fixers, material lead times, and the stigma/cost of alternative builds.

Civic mindset shift: clear roles, consistent answers, and investing in the basics over bureaucracy.

If you’re in real estate, government, or just trying to buy your first home on island, this episode trades buzzwords for mechanics—how deals actually get done here, and where policy meets the jobsite.

Listen now—and see how smarter permitting, infrastructure, and multifamily can turn “out of reach” into “in contract.”

Data Points is presented by Pinpoint, Guam’s leading real estate data company. Our mission is to help you make informed decision on real property purchases through detailed market analysis and insights.