Ten Tips to Prepare You for the Honolulu Marathon
We’re only a few days away from feeling the adrenaline rush of the Honolulu Marathon, one of the world’s largest marathons taking place in our very own backyard of Honolulu
Six Ways to Spend December on Oahu
Aloha, December! The festive month—that always seems to fly by no matter how much we want to relish the sights, sounds and tastes of the season—is here. In addition to
Coldwell Banker Serves 200 Kupuna During Thanksgiving Week
Dozens of Coldwell Banker Pacific Properties Independent Sales Associates and staff gave thanks this year by lending a hand at Lanakila Pacific’s Meals on Wheels Pre-Thanksgiving luncheon. Volunteers spent the
Kitchen Envy: Where to Cook Up Your Thanksgiving Feast
The blue waters and tropical climate of Oahu may not seem like the typical setting for a Thanksgiving celebration, but as we here on the island know, our bright Oahu
Give Where You Live: Coldwell Banker Celebrates the Spirit of Thanksgiving
The annual holiday consisting of turkey carving, bringing family together over the dinner table and giving thanks for your blessings will soon be gracing our island in a big way.
Hawaii Fashion Month Makes a Splash this November
Create. Celebrate. Elevate. Promote. That’s the premise of Hawai’i Fashion Month, a month long calendar of events that spotlight the state’s fashion talent - from designers and retailers to stylists,
Oahu’s Best Haunted Attractions for Thrill-Seeking Halloween Fun
As Halloween approaches we can’t help but love the bountifulness of haunted attractions around us. Some are more family friendly than others, but all equally get us into the Halloween
Top Lessons Learned at Gen Blue 2016 That Can Help Your Business Today
Coldwell Banker painted the streets of Miami “blue” on October 18-20 as thousands of sales associates throughout the company’s global network gathered for the biggest event of the year: Gen
Pay a Visit to the Spirits of Old Hawaii at the Haunted Plantation
There’s no doubt that sugar production has played a huge part of Hawaii’s history. From the mid 1800’s to recent years, sugar has been grown and processed in mills and