Save Big on New Construction

Full-Service Real Estate

50% New Construction Buyer Rebate

Professional guidance + save thousands on brand-new Oahu homes & condos.

50%

New Construction Buyer Rebate

Over 35 years of expertise — at a fraction of the traditional cost.

For new construction buyers, we offer similar savings to our 1% buyer representation fee with our 50% New Construction Buyer Rebate. Our rebate may save you thousands on your new construction condo or home purchase.

Why a 50% Rebate for New Construction?

Developers use their own proprietary purchase contracts. In this situation, it is often easier and cleaner to use a classic buyer rebate approach in order to offer meaningful savings to buyers.

As mentioned on our Buy page: Since 2009, we have usually given half of the compensation which we received from the seller, or seller's brokerage, as a credit towards a buyer's closing costs in escrow as our 50% buyer rebate.

With new real estate industry practices and contracts starting in mid-2024, a classic buyer rebate approach is no longer the simplest method to offer savings to buyers on most purchases. The main exception is new construction purchases.

New Construction Savings Examples

$500,000 Home
Developer Co-op Fee*
$10,000
Hoku 1% Fee
$5,000
Your Savings
$5,000
$750,000 Home
Developer Co-op Fee*
$15,000
Hoku 1% Fee
$7,500
Your Savings
$7,500
$1,000,000 Home
Developer Co-op Fee*
$20,000
Hoku 1% Fee
$10,000
Your Savings
$10,000
$1,500,000 Home
Developer Co-op Fee*
$30,000
Hoku 1% Fee
$15,000
Your Savings
$15,000
$2,000,000 Home
Developer Co-op Fee*
$40,000
Hoku 1% Fee
$20,000
Your Savings
$20,000
*Based on common 2% developer co-op fee. Savings offered may be higher depending on co-op fee.

Program Guidelines

Ready to Save on Your New Home?

Contact us today to discuss your new construction plans and secure your 50% buyer rebate.

If Your Purchase is not New Construction: We offer similar savings with our 1% Buyer Representation Fee that is simpler to use.

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