Luxury Market Report Fall 2015
The latest Luxury Market Report published by Coldwell Banker Previews International®/NRT was just released. A comprehensive look at luxury real estate, the report tracks real estate trends and market activity in
Extraordinary Hawaii Home: Lanikai Hillside Estate
Sequestered from beach-goers — and the rest of the world — but completely open to views of Lanikai’s turquoise waters and statuesque Mokulua islands, this home is truly paradise. The
Extraordinary Hawaii Home: Diamond Head Hideaway
Built at the base of Diamond Head, tucked between the crater and Kapiolani Park in an exclusive population of multi-million dollar homes, is this Diamond Head Hideaway, originally built in the 1930s.
Previews Quarterly Update: Luxury Single-Family Homes in Demand
With half the year behind us, the luxury market continues to show record-breaking strength overall in the first two quarters of 2015. SINGLE-FAMILY HOME SALES ON OAHU | $1
Just Listed: Kailua’s $22.8 Million ‘House of Paradise’
This newly listed $22.8 million avenue-to-ocean beachfront estate marketed by the Coldwell Banker Previews International® program on Hawaii’s world-renowned Kailua Beach was just featured on Previews Inside Out and epitomizes
Extraordinary Hawaii Home: North Shore Architectural Object d’Art
On Oahu’s North Shore, about an hour’s drive from Waikiki, lies Haleiwa. Away from the hustle and bustle of busier areas, Haleiwa is a haven for laid-back surfers catching waves,
Extraordinary Hawaii Home: Island Oasis in Hawaii Loa Ridge
What if your daily routine included a steam sauna and massage? Sound like a wonderful private resort? It is. This extraordinary Hawaii Loa Ridge home is lavish in size —
Extraordinary Hawaii Home: Historically Whimsical on the Gold Coast
For lovers of Tudor style homes, this charming historic neighborhood of gingerbread homes, cobblestone driveways, steeply pitched roofs with overlapping gables, and rows of diamond-paneled casement windows is as good
Extraordinary Hawaii Home: Italian Villa on Hawaii Loa Ridge
Any architecture buff will know what to look for. Large arched first-story windows, with less decorative upper-story windows, a Spanish-tile low-pitched hip roof, and the asymmetrical L-shaped floor plan, are