Median Prices Up Again Setting Year-End Sales Record
While home sales typically ebb in December as buyers and sellers opt to take a break from open houses to celebrate the holidays, Oahu housing market stats from the last
While home sales typically ebb in December as buyers and sellers opt to take a break from open houses to celebrate the holidays, Oahu housing market stats from the last
With the distraction and uncertainty of the presidential race behind us, Oahu’s real estate market has surged with an unexpected late-year rally. Even with the advent of a long-anticipated tick-up
Oahu’s housing market had its challenges in 2016, including low inventory of homes for sale, rising prices that challenged would-be buyers, and political uncertainty with the presidential election. But despite
Momentum gained from quick sales during the summer months continue to steamroll into October with no sign of falling off any time soon, evident in the Honolulu Board of Realtors
Buyers competed for listings in September with limited availability, keeping sales brisk. Active listings and months of inventory remaining —both stats shrinking into historic-low territory — put the pressure on
High levels of demand and a shortage of supply continue to fuel the rise in Oahu housing prices. Even with booming construction, developers have not built enough housing units to
July housing statistics from the Honolulu Board of Realtors show a summer-long rise in the median price paid for single-family homes and condominiums on Oahu. Although sales volume dipped slightly
The median sales price for both single-family homes and condominiums set all-time highs for June, as reported by The Honolulu Board of REALTORS®. Year-over-year, single-family homes increased by 8.6% to
The median price of a single-family home on Oahu was up in May — up 3.0% from the same time last year — to $719,000. And while island living and