Category Archives: Statistics Maui Real Estate

I like visual aids or graphs.  In my opinion, I think they assist in placing statistics in a clearer perspective of understanding both numbers and percentages.    The figures above spell out who is purchasing Maui real estate, or rather where … Continue reading →

Time and time again, Maui residents and visitors ask, “How is the real estate market doing these days?”  The answer is:  “Improving! Maui real estate is fairing much better than 12 months ago and certainly better than 2 years ago”.  … Continue reading →

Schools are out and summer has arrived!  It’s time to post our comments on May’s Maui real estate statistics.  The good news is our diminishing inventory and declining distressed properties both as active listings and sales. Last month 191 properties … Continue reading →

Lei Day, our flower and May Day celebrations around the State have lapsed and Summer is now approaching.   I’ve noticed the beaches are quieter and parking is a bit easier to find around the Island with the departure of our … Continue reading →

Ahh!  Spring is here!  The Jacaranda and Silky Oak trees in Upcountry Maui are in full bloom, the sun is lingering longer in the sky, our breezes are warming and seasonal spring flowers are in bloom.  Spring break is has … Continue reading →

Buyer interest in Maui real estate has been brisk and we are off to a good start for the first quarter of 2012.  As a result, we’ve lagged behind in posting our monthly statistics.  The month of March is nearly … Continue reading →

Where has the time gone.  February has been an active month!  We are into the month of March and I have yet to report the unofficial Maui real estate statistics for January! So here we go.  In January 149 properties … Continue reading →

Where has the month gone!  It’s February and we’re just getting around to posting our perspective on Maui real estate statistics for December 2011.   The last month of 2011 finished with 176 sales amounting to a dollar volume of $107,239,840. … Continue reading →

Cash transactions in 2011 surged to a new historical high.  51% of Maui real estate sales were purchased with cash surpassing the previous year’s high of 45% in 2010.  The historical chart of cash sales below exposes financial institutions loosening … Continue reading →