Oahu’s real estate market gets a summertime boost
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
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
The Honolulu Board of Realtors® this week reports fewer homes sold in March than in the same month last year, as inventory levels continue to rise. The number of new
Single-family homes are going into escrow after a median of 14 days on the market, according to the latest stats compiled by the Honolulu Board of Realtors in May. Demand
Despite a rise in mortgage interest rates and an uptick in new listings, the median sales price of a single-family home was up 10.9% last month, compared to April 2017.
Low inventory and rising prices continued into March, as reflected by the latest figures released by the Honolulu Board of Realtors this week. But the pace of sales has slowed
The median price of Oahu real estate increased for the 10th consecutive month in February — confirming homebuyers are not being deterred much by the recent mortgage interest rates uptick.
Only a month into 2018, Oahu’s hot housing market continues to show no sign of cooling down. Prices are up. The number of single-family home sales is up. Days-on-the-market is