On any given day, it might be blistering hot in Kaimuki and cool in Makakilo. Pouring rain in Laie and bone dry in Makaha. Oahu’s weather report rarely gives you a perfect understanding of what the weather will be like where you live. That’s because Oahu has many microclimates. And like our microclimates, the real estate market has many “micromarkets” across the island.
The summer season brings out buyers and sellers who are making their moves before autumn and the holidays approach. With interest rates continuing to be very low and home prices attractive, it can be hard to argue that buying now is a bad decision to make.
But, is it a good time for YOU to buy or sell? Overall market statistics only give you a flavor of what’s happening in the real estate market. The situation can vary tremendously by city, neighborhood, or even street—our micromarkets. That’s why our advice to each of our clients is tailored to them—their goals and their resources, combined with the highly researched and specific statistics that a Coldwell Banker professional will analyze and share.
Below is a snapshot of the local real estate market as of June 30, 2010. Let us provide you with a more thorough analysis of your micromarket. Call us at 808-597-5550 or click here to be connected with a Coldwell Banker Pacific Properties sales associate. With summer in full swing, it’s a great time to evaluate your situation and confirm your goals.












