Post-pandemic demand driving inventory levels to all-time lows. Prices rocketing to all-time highs. Asking prices left in the dust while sellers field multiple offers. And this isn’t just happening here

Oahu’s real estate inventory isn’t just low — it’s virtually nonexistent. While limited supply stimulates the seller’s market, the severe inventory depletion of the past two years is unprecedented. Inventory

While the December 2021 sales tempo dropped slightly due to a combination of mortgage interest rates increases and fallout from the omicron variant, the month was comparable to past years

November condo sales outpaced single-family home sales — with closed condo sales soaring 47.7%, compared to November 2020. In addition to the boom sales volume, the condo market set a

Oahu real estate prices continue to be fueled by healthy demand and a limited supply of homes for sale, compounded by the fact that fewer people want to move during

Statistics show that roughly two out of every three single-family home sales closed for more than the original asking price in September. Bids above the asking price were most prevalent

For the fourth consecutive month, single-family homes set a record median reaching $1,050,000 in August — exceeding the million-dollar mark for the first time. Except for April, each month in

A perfect storm of dwindling inventory, economic rebound, and bottom-dollar mortgage rates have pushed Oahu’s median prices to new record highs — $992,500 for single-family homes and $475,000 for condos.