Real Estate Archive

Work Out in Your Own Personal Gym in These Dreamy Hawai‘i Homes

Rachel Ross Bradley,

Kiss those excuses goodbye.

12 Easy Tips for Organizing Your Home from Life Guide and Feng Shui Expert Alice Inoue

Robbie Dingeman,

Say goodbye to clutter.

Good News for Hawai‘i Real Estate: We Pay Less in Property Taxes Than Other States

Rachel Ross Bradley,

We love it when we win at anything real-estate related.

Slowtide’s New Bath Towels Are Giving Us the Warm and Fuzzies

Robbie Dingeman,

Go check ’um. Your linen closet will thank you.

Here’s Your Chance to Live on the Water at Makani Kai Marina

Rachel Ross Bradley,

Got a boat? This residential yachting community in Kāne‘ohe has a unit for sale.

DIY Décor: How to Make Your Very Own Mini-Living Wall For Your Home

Robbie Dingeman,

We asked living wall experts Greg Lee and Terri Rios-Lee to explain how to make a mini-living wall at home.

Trend Alert: Living Walls Add a Pop of Nature to Urban Honolulu Spaces

Robbie Dingeman,

Ward Village, Tommy Bahama Waikīkī and Whole Foods Kailua are just a few of the places going green.

Our Waikīkī: Find Your Way With This Illustrated Map of Waikīkī

HONOLULU Magazine Team,

How many of these iconic spots have you visited?

Real Estate Resort Lifestyle Beach Villas

3 Places on O‘ahu Where You Can Live the Resort Lifestyle

Rachel Ross Bradley,

Make every day a vacation at these oceanside villas.

Our Waikīkī: What It’s Really Like for Locals Living in O‘ahu’s Iconic Community

Jayna Omaye,

People from all walks of life congregate in Waikīkī. Their stories reflect the community’s often colorful characteristics and depict what living local in Waikīkī means.

You Could Have Your Very Own Ossipoff for 3.2 Million Dollars

Rachel Ross Bradley,

A midcentury masterpiece comes on the market for the first time.

Local Culture

Our Waikīkī: Living Local in O‘ahu’s Most Famous Neighborhood

Jayna Omaye, Catherine Toth Fox, James Charisma,

Waikīkī is much more than a tourist destination and faces the same challenges of other urban neighborhoods on O‘ahu. It has public schools, family-run restaurants, places people call home. Here are their stories.