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Kihei Village Home With Big Lot Potential

This is the kind of property buyers love when they want solid bones, a flexible layout, and room to improve. With vaulted open-beam ceilings, quality Merillat Masterpiece cabinetry, and granite countertops in both the kitchen and bathrooms, the foundation is already here. The home also features 18 photovoltaic panels, a solar water heater, double sinks in the primary bath, and two ensuite-style bedrooms, which is a rare and practical setup for everyday living or hosting.

Workshop And Expansion Possibilities

One standout feature is the large 440-square-foot workshop. Per the original permits, it may be convertible to an ohana, which opens up interesting options for extended family, guests, or a…

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41 Waiakoa Pl: Upcountry Kula Home with Panoramic Views

41 Waiakoa Pl is a hillside home in Kula that takes full advantage of its Upcountry setting. From its elevated position you look out over the Pacific, neighbor islands, and the rolling fields and pastures that define this part of Maui. The house combines custom architecture, generous outdoor space, and a layout designed for everyday comfort in a quieter, cooler part of the island.

Rather than feeling like a resort property, this is very much a home. High quality materials, thoughtful design, and a strong connection to the land come together to create a place that works well as a full time residence or a long term retreat for owners who prefer the climate and pace of Upcountry living.

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The housing market has been going through many major shifts. Mortgage rates are increasing, people are questioning their ability to buy a home, and the seller’s market has started getting support from these tailwinds. It all came to a conclusion last summer when home prices reached their peak. And when there are peaks, there are retraces. Headlines saying “home prices will go down soon” started to circulate. 

But those expectations weren’t matched. Even though the number of buyers isn’t high anymore, house prices aren’t going down. They stay flat, with many houses and real estate owners refusing to budge and reduce home prices. 

Commenting on this, Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist at the National Association of Realtors (NAR), said he doesn’t…

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