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In the last 20 years, Guam has seen a pretty significant jump in the cost of housing. The median value of owner-occupied housing has risen 61.6%, according to U.S. Census data: $171,900 2000 Median Value of Owner-Occupied Housing $277,750 2020 Median Value of Owner-Occupied Housing Renters have seen a smaller increase – but still significant at 36.6%. $7742000 Gross Rent$1,0572020 Gross RentAs a result of these rising prices, it can feel like a challenge to find an affordable place to live on Guam. We scoured the most recent census data to find you five affordable neighborhoods. All of them fall below the Guam median, both...

What better way to explore Guam’s stunning natural beauty than via your own two feet? Let us be your personal tour guide with our list of the 10 best hikes on Guam. Along the way, you’ll enjoy waterfalls, stunning ocean views, caves, mountain vistas, and more. There’s so much to see on Guam, and, with some help from the list below, you’ll experience some of Guam’s most memorable spots. First things first: If you’re not already living on Guam, you might not be familiar with the term “boonie stomping.” That’s simply what Guam residents call hiking. (In fact, you’ll find a hiking group on the...

Chamorro, Japanese, Thai, German, and More Attend any party on Guam, and you’ll find food at the heart of the celebration. Guam’s residents take their food seriously, which may be why you’ll find so many delicious restaurants on the island. Guam also doesn’t lack for variety when it comes to its culinary scene. You’ll find places serving everything from traditional Chamorro delicacies to Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Thai, Pacific Rim, and even German dishes. If you also take your food seriously, use our guide below to explore the best of Guam’s restaurants, one by one: Meskla Chamorro Fusion A DeWitt Guam team favorite, Meskla is one...

We certainly think so! Moving to Guam means you can say goodbye to your winter wardrobe, enjoy the island’s relaxed pace, sun yourself on Guam’s gorgeous beaches, and immerse yourself in the island’s unique culture. Plus, if you’re a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you won’t need any special paperwork to make the move. Since Guam is a U.S. territory, there’s no work visa or entry paperwork required for U.S. citizens and permanent residents. But you don’t have to take our word for it! If you want to know more about the perks that make Guam a good place to live, keep reading… You’ll Enjoy...

When you’re traveling to an unfamiliar destination (or researching a potential new home!) safety is often a top concern. Things like crime, health risks, and natural disasters can spoil a vacation. They can also make a long-term stay challenging—or downright unpleasant. Here’s the good news: Guam is a perfectly safe destination to visit or move to. You’ll be welcomed by the warm spirit of Chamorro hospitality, whether you’re staying for a week, a few years, or a lifetime. That said, it’s always a good idea to exercise common sense while on Guam, as you would in any destination. This, plus a little awareness, will help...

Last Update: August 9, 2024 If you’re approaching retirement—or just dreaming about it—put Guam on your list of places to consider. With warm, sunny weather, a friendly, small-town feel, and an environment that’s both welcoming and simple for U.S. citizens, this Pacific island may be the perfect place for you to spend your golden years. Additionally… If you’ve ever toyed with the idea of retiring in Hawaii, don’t overlook Guam! Although it’s a little farther from the U.S. mainland, real estate in Guam can be more affordable than in the Aloha State. Or, if you’re an eligible member or veteran of the U.S. armed forces,...