Honolulu Millennials Lag Behind Nationwide Pace for Home Ownership
The gap between the value of millennial-owned homes and the median home price is one of the largest in the U.S. But not all hope is lost.
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The gap between the value of millennial-owned homes and the median home price is one of the largest in the U.S. But not all hope is lost.
You might want to buy now and lock in a low rate, while you still can.
More than 59 percent of Honolulu renters are spending more than 30 percent of their household income on rent.
The average one-bedroom apartment rental hits a high of $1,766.
Philpotts Interiors talks about what those that can, want.
Many metro Honolulu properties are more than 50 years old.
It’s not Kakaʻako, or even Kāhala.
The gap between the value of millennial-owned homes and the median home price is one of the largest in the U.S. But not all hope is lost.
Study says new rental properties face greater barriers here than anywhere else.
An unconventional partnership of real estate and philanthropy.
New Matterport technology is changing the way we see real estate online.
Learn the history behind the popular neighborhood and its surprising connection to Matson Navigation Co.
When we say “it’s a deal,” we mean it.
Tiny houses, Hawai‘i style.
Who says surfing doesn’t pay?
The 6,296-square-foot home sold for $13.8 million, the highest sale in Lanikai to date.
Residential and resort developers alike have expressed interest in the oversize pools.
An estate in a sleepy north shore town beats out even the priciest penthouse.
Bill takes aim at investors in high-end Hawai‘i homes to increase funding for public schools.
Hawai‘i homes by Ossipoff, Hogan or Dickey command a premium.
This $20,000 van looks like it could be a new tiny home.
The classic Makiki two-story walk-up is converting to both condominium and fee simple.
In a survey recently released by The Hawai‘i Association of Realtors, those surveyed selected traffic and two other issues as their main causes of stress.
Hawai‘i HomeOwnership Center is a nonprofit focused on helping Hawai‘i residents buy homes.
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