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At Kō‘ula, experience contemporary indoor-outdoor island living between city and sea.
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At Kō‘ula, experience contemporary indoor-outdoor island living between city and sea.
Hot Property: Situated next to Victoria Ward Park, Kō‘ula is a dynamic destination where nature and elegance coexist.
This Hawai‘i Loa Ridge stunner comes outfitted with wow-worthy features—a saltwater infinity pool, a pneumatic elevator, designer décor and a pop art collection that would make Pharrell jealous.
We chat with the crew at Kaka‘ako’s newest plant shop, Mari’s Urban Garden, about plant therapy, the best low-maintenance plants and its ultra-rare $1,500 monstera.
Kapili Solar Roofing offers advice.
Springtime is the best time to start a vegetable garden in containers, on your lānai or in your backyard.
Poinsettias have staying power beyond Christmas, if you treat them right.
Out of the mist, the newly restored cabin gives us a new perspective of O‘ahu’s Leeward side.
All Things New shares how an addition can elevate, improve your entire property.
Relax and reset your bath with the help of Moorhead & Company Inc.
Buying your first home can be intimidating. First Hawaiian Bank shares some tips to make the homebuying process more feasible.
Plant flowers, pull weeds, harvest veggies and get dirty while giving back to the community in this family-friendly volunteer opportunity.
“I’m a gardener, I love gardening and I love saving the world one garden at a time. That’s my motto.”
(Sponsored) No matter the size of your home, there are plenty of hacks to avoid paying a hefty electric bill at the end of the month.
(Sponsored) Hawaii Energy will even pay you $250 to upgrade to an energy-efficient one.
Museums, universities and nonprofits used to be a safe haven for historic homes, a way to preserve them for public use. But now, three residences entrusted to local institutions are in danger of being sold.
In Hawai‘i, you don’t have to wait for spring to start a garden. And you don’t need an acre to get started. To get you growing, we turned to master gardeners for tips.
The 47 editorial and reader picks for the places in Honolulu that make our lives just a bit easier.
The camera adds 10 pounds and hundreds of extra square feet. So how do you shoot small?
We take a look at five of the most expensive homes and condominiums, as well as five of the least expensive, to see what makes a steal or a splurge.
After lava from Kīlauea last year destroyed their Kapoho home of 18 years, John and Nancy Theismann decided to downsize.
Locally, making do with fewer square feet has long been a fact of life for Hawai‘i families.