Think you can't find a single-family home on Oahu for less than $600,000? Think again! While the island-wide single-family home median price was more than $1million in December 2024, it's still possible to find a home for less than $600,000—if buyers are willing to be flexible when it comes to location and condition of the home.

Kaka‘ako’s vibrant evolution continues with the introduction of Kahuina, a transformative mixed-use development from developer Standford Carr. Kahuina will be located in Block C, one of nine blocks in the Kaiāuluʻo Kaka’ako Master Plan by Kamehameha Schools. Bounded by Cooke, Auahi, Coral and Pohukaina Streets, this new development is set to be a key landmark in the Kaka'ako neighborhood.

The beginning of a new year is a good time to take stock of the past year and reflect on your goals for 2025. While many of us will set goals for our health, career or personal lives, don’t neglect to set real estate goals for the coming year, too.

As mortgage rates edge lower, the Oahu real estate market is expected to become even more competitive for buyers. As lower rates attract greater buyer interest, demand for homes and condos increases across the island. In this fast-moving environment, homebuyers need to be prepared and informed to gain a competitive advantage. One of the best ways to strengthen your position as a buyer is to understand the difference between getting prequalified and being preapproved for a mortgage.