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 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
Oʻahu’s housing market showed signs of renewed activity in June, with a modest increase in sales and continued growth in inventory—giving buyers more options and greater negotiating power. More sellers
With the price of Oahu real estate somewhat flat over the past three years, market inventory is trending in favor of buyers. The National Association of Realtors recent housing stats
Properties on Oahu spent more time on the market in April, according to the Honolulu Board of Realtors report this week. In April, single-family homes were listed for 29 days
Nationwide, news sources report that buyer concerns are elevated, with homebuyers worried about economic uncertainty, high interest rates and rising prices. However, to help ease those concerns, inventory is up,
The median price of a single-family home on Oahu reached a record high of $1,185,000 in February, increasing more than 10% from February 2024, while sales volume dropped 6.7%. Unlike
Honolulu Board of Realtors® statistics released this week for January report more homes and condos sold last month, and at higher prices, than a year ago, bucking the usual winter