5 Expert Tips for Flower Foraging in the Wild to Adorn Your Table
Pick and pluck your way to lush tablescapes.
Real Estate Archive
What it Feels Like to be Ward Village’s First Residents
Waiea, the first building to be completed at Ward Village, opened its doors to new residents on Nov. 17.
A Realtor You Can Trust
(Sponsored) Joni Shiraishi will make buying or selling a home stress-free.
The Best Real Estate Professionals in Hawai‘i 2016
Buying a home in Hawai‘i might be the biggest investment you’ll ever make. Get expert help from the top agents and brokers listed here.
Could Tiny Houses Have a Big Impact on Hawai‘i’s Future?
The tiny house trend is looking pretty tempting.
Newcomer’s Guide: Buying a Home in Hawaiʻi
Get expert tips on how to purchase your place in paradise.
How To Grow Your Own Sunflower House in Hawai‘i
Here's an alternative to building a treehouse in your backyard—grow a sunflower house instead!
O‘ahu Condos and Single-Family Homes Are the Most Expensive Ever
Discover current trends and median home prices in Honolulu County.
7 D.I.Y. Ways To Scary-Cute Pumpkins This Halloween
Think outside the jack-o-lantern and ditch the carving knife.
Things We Love: Exploring Windward O‘ahu
(Sponsored) Just a stone’s throw from the bustle of Honolulu, Windward O‘ahu packs all the perks of paradise in the quaintness of small-town living. From low-key surf towns to lush back-valley communities, people journey from all over to experience and taste what O‘ahu’s east side is all about.
How Did Traffic in Honolulu Get So Bad?
Find out what kind of traffic you should expect on your daily commute.
Who Owns O‘ahu?
Learn about who owns the land surrounding your new home.
Quiz: Can You Guess The Price of These O‘ahu Rentals?
There’s a price to pay for living in paradise. Can you guess what it is?
Field Notes: Inside a Honolulu Community Garden
Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: the Makiki Community Garden.
Quiz: Where on O‘ahu Do You Belong?
Mililani-raised. Mānoa-educated. Kaka‘ako-bound. Kama‘āina or visitor, you’ve found yourself settled into one of Honolulu’s many diverse neighborhood pockets. But are you in the wrong place?
