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How Is The Maui Market?

On Maui, we're seeing some interesting shifts in the real estate market.

  • New listings for single-family homes have increased by 17.0%, and for condos, they're up by 9.8%. This means more options are becoming available for buyers.
  • However, pending sales have taken a hit, dropping by 25.4% for single-family homes and 40.4% for condos. This indicates that fewer homes are going under contract right now.
  • Inventory levels have also risen significantly, with a 25.8% increase for single-family homes and a whopping 198.2% increase for condos. More homes on the market can be great news for buyers, giving them more choices.
  • Interestingly, while the median sales price for single-family homes has jumped by 30.8% to…

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How Is The Maui Market?

As you will see below, we are clearly in a buyer's market for condominiums, as months supply over six, is the threshold. There are a few events that are contributing this buyer's market. 

  • SB2919 is a major player in the changing condo market on Maui. The bill gives counties in Hawaii the power to regulate short-term vacation rentals, aiming to address the housing crisis by potentially reducing the number of short term rentals in Apartment zoning. This has increased Maui's condo inventory and is impacting more than just the short term rental properties.
  • Higher AOAO dues that we are seeing at many of the complexes, due to the result of insurance increases since the fires. We are seeing these increases in other sates…

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February Market Statistics

National Statistics: In February 2024, there was notable growth in U.S. existing-home sales, with a 3.1% increase month-over-month, reaching a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.00 million homes. This exceeded the expectations of economists and represented the strongest sales pace since August 2023, as reported by the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR). The decline in interest rates towards the end of the previous year, combined with a recent rise in inventory, contributed to this increase, particularly following a decline in sales the previous month. The Midwest, South, and West regions all saw monthly gains.

As of February, the total inventory stood at 1.01 million units, showing a 2% increase from the…

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