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 June, 2025 « Next month - The U.S. median existing-home sale price continues to go up. (6/29/25) - Nationally, four factors holding back the housing market. (6/26/25) - A novel new regulation in Massachusetts prevents buyers making offers with no inspection contingency. (6/23/25) - House bill would increase the federal tax exemption for the sale of one's primary residence. (6/19/25) - New bill may help Hawaii condos dealing with insurance challenges. (6/13/25) - Happy Kamehameha Day! (6/11/25) - The May sales numbers for the Oahu real estate market have been released by the Honolulu Board of Realtors®. Here is a single-page set of charts showing the last 12 months of data. It was a neutral month. Sales volume dipped a little, but the combined three-month moving average for both property types increased. Median prices went up $5K for homes, and down $5K for condos - both higher that a year ago. Inventory was basically flat, and pending sales look to be on an even pace. (6/8/25) - To learn more about our 1% Hawaii Buyer Representation Fee* and the savings it offers buyers on their real estate purchases, including Honolulu homes and Waikiki condos, properties from Honolulu to the North Shore, Kailua to Kapolei, and across all Oahu, please click here. - For new construction buyers, it may be better to use a classic 50% buyer rebate approach since developers use their own proprietary purchase contracts. If you are considering a new construction purchase, please see our page regarding our 50% New Construction Buyer Rebate*, which offers new construction buyers similar savings. |
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