Oʻahu’s housing market showed renewed momentum in March, fueled by stronger single‑family home activity and steady demand across key price segments, even as buyers navigated higher interest rates and lingering
Oahu’s housing market continued its steady progression in February, with signs of strengthening demand in key segments alongside diverging inventory trends between single‑family homes and condominiums. Buyers remained active across
Oahu’s housing market welcomed 2026 with a solid and measured start, reflecting continued stability across both single-family homes and condominiums. While buyers remained active in seeking opportunities, particularly in affordable
Oahu’s housing market wrapped up the year on an upbeat note, with December showcasing healthy growth in both single-family and condominium segments. Buyers enjoyed more choices thanks to expanded condo
Sales trends varied across segments. Single-family homes saw notable strength in mid- and high-end price bands, with transactions in the $800,000–$899,999 range more than doubling and luxury sales at $2
Oʻahu’s housing market maintained a steady pace in October, with single-family home sales holding flat year-over-year and condominium transactions posting modest gains. While overall activity remains resilient, longer days on
Oʻahu’s housing market saw a notable uptick in buyer activity in September, with both single-family home and condominium sales rising year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter. The increase in closed transactions, coupled with
Oʻahu’s housing market continued to show signs of transition in August, with buyers becoming increasingly active amid evolving price trends and inventory levels. While overall sales volume remained slightly below
Oʻahu’s housing market experienced modest shifts in July, with buyers showing renewed interest despite year-over-year declines in sales and prices. While single-family home sales dipped 7.4% and condo sales held