Hale Kamaole Ocean View Condo: Two Bedroom with Loft Near Kamaole Beach Park III

Ocean view from Hale Kamaole condo lanai in South Kihei

If you have been holding out for an ocean view condo at Hale Kamaole with extra space and a layout that feels more like a townhome than a typical one-level unit, this one is worth a serious look. This two bedroom, two bathroom condo with a loft offers 1,112 square feet, sits in a prime front-of-complex position, and is priced at $1,249,900. The setting makes it easy to step out and be near the beach, while the elevation and orientation capture one of the strongest view corridors in the community.

Everyday Living with Views and a Loft Layout

The loft is a big part of what makes this condo feel different. It creates flexibility that buyers often want in South…

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This wonderful home, located at the end of a cul-de-sac, just blocks from Cove Beach Park, has a chefs kitchen with an open floor plan. Although it lives like a single level from the upstairs, it is actually a 2 story home. The main floor Primary Bedroom opens up to a large lanai surrounded by lush greenery. The garage has plenty of cabinets and even a bathroom! There is also a large bonus work/sewing room. On the lower level, there is one bedroom, and several other bonus rooms including a large wired media room that opens up to the lower lanai and garden area. The possibilities of this home are endless as the lot size qualifies for 2 accessory dwellings. This home could be a large family home or a great investment property! Call your favorite Maui…

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Maalaea Yacht Marina Condo For Sale - Unit 315

Looking for an affordable place that keeps you close to the ocean in Maalaea? This condo gives you that oceanfront feel without being right on the front row, and it comes with a little extra interior space too.

Maalaea Yacht Marina condo exterior and ocean area

Why This Maalaea Condo Stands Out

It is an easy-to-love setup for someone who wants Maui convenience in a true harbor town. You are just steps from ocean views, and this layout is larger than many comparable one-bedroom options in the same oceanfront setting. If you have been waiting for a chance to get into Maalaea at a more approachable price point, this one is worth a closer look.

Property Details

  • List Price: $350,000
  • Days On Market: 3
  • MLS#: 395091
  • Status:…

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Maui Kamaole Condo for Sale With Ocean View - G Building

Front row positioning, a strong ocean view, and a larger 2-bedroom layout make this Maui Kamaole offering stand out. If you have been waiting for an ocean view unit in one of South Maui’s most sought-after vacation rental communities, this is the kind of floor plan and location that tends to get attention quickly.

Maui Kamaole condo for sale ocean view

Why This Maui Kamaole Unit Feels Different

This G building condo has a spacious, open feel and sits very close to the beach. The combination of a front-row ocean view and a true 2-bedroom layout is a big part of the appeal, especially for buyers who want flexibility for guests, extended stays, or rental performance. Maui Kamaole is also known for its low-rise design, tropical…

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2777 S. Kihei Rd Unit B207: A Rare Maui Kamaole Retreat Surrounded by South Kihei’s Best Beaches

Some properties instantly feel like Maui. Warm light drifting through the windows, tropical breezes moving softly through the palms, and a layout that makes everyday living feel like a getaway. Unit B207 at Maui Kamaole captures that feeling the moment you arrive. Set within one of South Kihei’s most desirable low-density communities, this beautifully maintained condo delivers the best blend of privacy, comfort, and access to everything that makes ocean-side living in Kihei unforgettable.

This unit has been lovingly cared for by its original owners, and it shows in every detail, from the upgraded finishes to the thoughtful layout that makes the space…

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The Cost of a Home Is Far More Important than the Price | MyKCM

Housing inventory is at an all-time low. There are 39% fewer homes for sale today than at this time last year, and buyer demand continues to set records. Zillow recently reported:

“Newly pending sales are up 25.5% compared to the same week last year, the highest year-over-year increase in the weekly Zillow database.”

Whenever there is a shortage in supply of an item that’s in high demand, the price of that item increases. That’s exactly what’s happening in the real estate market right now. CoreLogic’s latest Home Price Index reports that values have increased by 5.5% over the last year.

This is great news if you’re planning to sell your house; on the other hand, as either a first-time or repeat buyer, this may instead seem like…

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Is the Economic Recovery Beating All Projections? | MyKCM

Earlier this year, many economists and market analysts were predicting an apocalyptic financial downturn that would potentially rattle the U.S. economy for years to come. They immediately started to compare it to the Great Depression of a century ago. Six months later, the economy is still trying to stabilize, but it is evident that the country will not face the total devastation projected by some. As we continue to battle the pandemic, forecasts are now being revised upward. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) just reported:

“The U.S. economy and labor market are recovering from the coronavirus-related downturn more quickly than previously expected, economists said in a monthly survey.

Business and academic economists polled by The Wall…

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Today’s housing market is dramatically different from the conditions that led to the 2008 crash. Tight inventory, strong equity, stricter lending, and more measured appreciation all point to a far more stable environment, including in Maui.

5 Simple Graphs Proving This Is NOT Like the Last Time

Housing market stability compared to the 2008 crash with Maui real estate context

With all of the volatility in the stock market and uncertainty about the Coronavirus (COVID-19), some are concerned we may be headed for another housing crash like the one we experienced from 2006 to 2008. That concern is understandable. For many buyers and sellers, the memory of the last downturn still shapes the way they think about timing, pricing, and risk.

“With people having PTSD from the last time, they’re still afraid of buying…

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