The year in real estate — Market remains stable
While 2019 was off to a sluggish start with sales volume declines carrying in from 2018, single-family home sales rebounded by year’s end with six consecutive months of increases, which
While 2019 was off to a sluggish start with sales volume declines carrying in from 2018, single-family home sales rebounded by year’s end with six consecutive months of increases, which
November continued the positive sales trend for both single-family home and condominium sales, according to the Honolulu Board of Realtors®. Single-family home sales increased by 11.1% over last November, marking
Single-family home and condo sales volume was strong in October — up 12.3% and 6.5%, respectively — according to the Honolulu Board of Realtors. Active listings increased in both segments
Third quarter 2019 closed out flush with more inventory, with sales volume at levels comparable to 2018, and prices holding steady. Oahu’s single-family housing market continues to perform strongly moving
Sales volume and sales prices in August are holding steady as compared with data from the same period last year. But, what has increased dramatically since 2018, is inventory. The
After a relatively sluggish start, Oahu summer sales surged in July to reach new record high median prices — $835,000 for single-family homes and $461,500 for condos. Though prices rebounded,
Despite Oahu inventory levels reaching two-year highs in June, the market remains steadfast, though not as feverishly pitched as previous months. “The summer months have given a boost of adrenaline
Freddie Mac reported the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rate during the first week in June fell to 3.82 percent, the sixth consecutive weekly decline and its lowest level since September 2017.
Oahu housing inventory continued to rise in April, while prices and sales volume remain stable. As the market recaptures equilibrium, both buyers and sellers are reaping the advantages. “As the