Update on the Hawaii Real Estate Market Statistics for January 2025

With significant activity on all islands, the Hawaii real estate market got off to a great start in January 2025. Sales in the residential, condominium, and unoccupied land sectors were consistent on Maui. With 58 sales and a median price of $1,187,500, Maui’s residential market generated $83,444,128 in total dollar volume. With 53 transactions and a median price of $675,000, the condominium market generated $56,140,170 in total dollar volume. Thirteen deals with a median price of $585,000 and a total dollar volume of $19,862,750 were made in the vacant land market.

With 338 total sales, the Big Island saw a notable increase in real estate activity. On the Big Island, median condo prices were $689,500 while median home prices were $595,500. The entire monetary volume was $253,513,541, with the median land price being $45,000.

High-value transactions were evident in Kauai’s real estate market, especially in land and residential sales. A total of 70 sales were registered on the island. In Kauai, the median price of a home was $1,325,000, and the median price of a condo was $800,000. The entire dollar volume was $101,510,800, and the median land price was likewise $1,325,000.

With robust home and condo sales, Oahu continues to be Hawaii’s most active real estate market. There were 196 home sales in Oahu’s residential market, with a median price of $1,120,000. The median price of the 312 transactions in the condominium market was $539,500.

In 2025, the Hawaii real estate market is still strong, with strong demand on all of the main islands. Opportunities are available in the condo and unoccupied land markets, even if median property prices still reflect the upscale aspect of island living. To make wise real estate selections in Hawaii, investors, buyers, and sellers need keep up with market developments. January 2025 has laid the groundwork for a busy year in Hawaii real estate, whether you’re searching for your ideal home on Maui, an investment condo on Oahu, or undeveloped acreage on the Big Island. More information about changing market trends will be available in the upcoming update.

Housing Stats

Thank you to our friends at Title Guaranty Hawaii for providing us with the statewide statistics through July 2024.

 

March Statistics

Spring has sprung and the first quarter of 2013 is complete.  We’ve had a very busy first quarter experiencing the real estate upsurge so widely discussed,   As a participant in the Sales end of the real estate market it is clear that there are increased showings, pendings and sales including multiple offers on “well priced” listings.  Hesitant buyers are now becoming Purchasers.  Well priced properties are attracting multiple offers making for a quick sale. Inventories have declined 14-16% over the past 12 months in Residential and Condo classes. REO (Foreclosures) and Short Sales are dwindling, with any “hidden inventory” (or overhang) backlog slowly trickling onto the market. Mortgage Interest Rates are still near historic record lows which may help motivate would-be Buyers to go ahead and buy IF they can qualify for a loan.  Here’s the link to the Board of Realtors statistics report:  http://www.ramaui.com/UserFiles/File/Stats/All-March2013.pdf  For the next few days we will discuss the different areas of the island and how these statistics point to certain directions.