7 D.I.Y. Ways To Scary-Cute Pumpkins This Halloween
Think outside the jack-o-lantern and ditch the carving knife.
Real Estate Archive
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?
Hawaii Construction Boom: New Developments Coming to Honolulu, North Shore, Central, West and Windward Oahu
New developments are changing the face of Honolulu—find out what’s coming.
Open House Pick of the Week: Manoa
Remodeled cottage offers contemporary charm.
Hawaii Home Prices and Mortgage Rates Expected to Rise
Economists predict single-family home prices on Oahu will eclipse $700,000 this year.
Open House Pick Of The Week: Kapahulu
Rarely available condo unit expected to sell fast.
Exploring East Honolulu
We explore beyond the cul-de-sacs to find East Honolulu’s friendly personalities, hidden treasures and where your lost fins ended up.
How Tall Can a Honolulu Building Be? It Depends...
How high is too high?
North Shore’s Surf Row: Where The Pro Surfers Live
We road-tripped to the North Shore of O‘ahu to take a neighborly peek over the surf world’s most expensive fences.
What is it like to live in a historic Hawaii home?
Homes on the Historic Register are beautiful relics of an older Hawaii, but what are they like to actually live in?
