Maui Real Estate Market Report: August 2026

Maui's real estate market picked up some additional sales activity in August 2026, with more single-family homes and condominiums changing hands than during the same month last year. At the same time, median prices moved lower in both major residential categories, creating a market that continues to look very different depending on the property type, location, and price range.

Single-family home sales increased modestly year over year, while condominium sales posted a much larger gain. Land activity remained limited, with only eight sales recorded during the month. Here is a closer look at the latest Maui County real estate numbers for August.

Maui real estate market report for August 2026 showing home, condo and land sales, median prices, days on market and sales volume.

Maui Single-Family Home Sales Increase in August

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Maui Real Estate Market Report: July 2026

Maui real estate activity showed a noticeable split in July 2026, with condominium sales rising sharply while single-family home sales moved lower and vacant land remained a much smaller part of the overall market. The numbers point to a more balanced environment than Maui experienced during the strongest years of the seller's market, giving buyers more inventory and more room to compare properties before making a decision. For sellers, accurate pricing, property condition and recent comparable sales have become increasingly important as buyers approach the market with greater selectivity.

Maui Real Estate Sales - July 2026

Property Type July 2026 Sales July 2025 Sales Change

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Lahaina’s Front Street Reopens August 1 as Recovery Enters a New Chapter

Nearly three years after the August 2023 wildfire, Lahaina’s Front Street is preparing to reopen to vehicle traffic. Beginning August 1, 2026, drivers will once again be able to travel the historic oceanfront route from Pāpalaua Street to Shaw Street, with Dickenson Street and Prison Street also reopening.

The reopening is an important milestone for Lahaina, but it is not a declaration that the recovery is finished. Rebuilding continues throughout the commercial district, several nearby roads will remain closed, and many businesses are still working through the long process of returning. Even so, restoring public access to Front Street marks the beginning of a more visible…

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Condominium Property Regimes (CPRs) on Maui: Understanding One of the Island's Most Unique Forms of Property Ownership

If you've been searching for Maui real estate, you've probably come across listings identified as a Condominium Property Regime, or CPR. The name often causes confusion because many people assume it refers only to traditional condominium complexes. On Maui, however, that's rarely the case.

A CPR is simply a legal form of property ownership that can apply to detached homes, cottages, vacant land, agricultural properties, and even luxury estates. In fact, many buyers don't realize they're purchasing a CPR because the property looks and lives just like a traditional single-family home.

Understanding how CPRs work can help buyers…

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Maui County’s 2027 Budget, New Housing Plans, and Condo Zoning Updates

Maui County has a lot happening right now, and several recent Council updates are worth paying attention to if you follow Maui real estate, housing, or condo ownership. From a newly passed County budget to major housing proposals and parking changes, the County is clearly focused on what Maui’s next chapter should look like.

And stay with this one to the end, because the biggest issue for many condo owners is the rezoning conversation.

The big picture is clear. Maui is pushing hard on housing, infrastructure, recovery, parking, and long-term planning. None of these updates will change the market overnight, but together they show where the County is putting its attention and…

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Top 7 Things to Do on Maui During the Summer

Summer on Maui has a rhythm of its own. The mornings are ideal for getting outside early, the beaches stay active, the evenings stretch longer, and the island’s different communities each offer their own version of warm-weather living. For some people, summer means more time near the ocean. For others, it is a chance to escape Upcountry, get out on the golf course, visit local businesses, or finally take care of a few home projects that make island living more comfortable.

It is also a good season to notice how Maui feels from a real estate perspective. A home’s shade, airflow, lanai space, landscaping, beach access, elevation, and neighborhood convenience can all become more noticeable during the warmer…

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Canoe Clubs on Maui: Regatta Crews, Open Paddles, and the Living Tradition of Waʻa

Canoe Clubs on Maui
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You can live on Maui for years and still feel a little curiosity about the canoes moving across the water at sunrise. Some mornings it looks like a tightly synchronized crew training with serious purpose. Other mornings it looks more relaxed, with people learning the stroke, laughing at the beach, and getting comfortable in the water. Both are part of the same world. Both belong on Maui. And both connect back to a much older story that still shapes everyday life in Hawaiʻi.

For newcomers, outrigger paddling can look simple from shore. Once you get closer, you realize it is layered. There is competition, tradition, discipline, mentorship, and…

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132 Ho'olapa St, Kihei, HI on Maui

Front exterior at 132 Ho'olapa St in Kihei

There’s a certain kind of Maui home that instantly feels easy to live in, and this one fits that vibe. 132 Ho'olapa Street offers effortless comfort with its open layout, vaulted ceilings, and the modern touches today’s buyers expect. At a glance, you’re getting 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and approximately 3,133 square feet of interior living space on a 0.17 acre lot. The setting, the flow, and the details come together in a way that feels thoughtful, not forced, which is exactly what many buyers look for in Maui Real Estate.

Inside This Kihei Home: Open-Concept Living, Vaulted Ceilings, and Everyday Comfort

The interior is anchored by a welcoming main living area that connects naturally to the kitchen…

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5 Best Places to Whale Watch on Maui (Including a Boat Tour Option)

Whale Watching in Maui Hawaii
If you are on Maui in the winter, humpback whales quickly become one of the most unforgettable parts of the island. While sightings can happen from shore in several areas, South and West Maui tend to give you some of the best viewing angles during the season. This is the time of year when a quiet beach day can suddenly turn into a crowd pointing at the horizon after a spout, tail slap, or full breach. Pick vantage points with long channel views, give yourself a little time, and try to go when the light is easier on your eyes. The five spots below are a few of my favorite ways to enjoy whale season on Maui.

Papawai Scenic Lookout (McGregor Point)

Papawai Scenic Lookout is one of…

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The 5 Best Boat Tours on Maui

View of Mala Harbor in Lahaina Hawaii - 5 Best Maui Boat Tours
Photo: InHouse - View from Mala Ocean Tavern in Lahaina with Catamarans Anchored Offshore

Maui is the kind of island that makes more sense once you get out on the water. From shore, you can appreciate the beaches, the cliffs, and the changing color of the ocean, but being offshore gives you a completely different feel for the coastline. Lava shelves look more dramatic, snorkeling spots feel more alive, and the shape of the island starts to click in a way it never quite does from the road. If you are trying to choose one or two unforgettable days on the water, these are five Maui boat tours that consistently stand out for the right reasons.

The best part is that they are not all trying to do the same thing. Some are…

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