Aloha — Lahaina Lee here.

April 2026 Maui real estate numbers are in, and the condo and home markets are telling very different stories.

In this episode of the Maui Real Estate Advisor Podcast, we break down:
• Maui condo inventory climbing to nearly 13 months of supply
• Why buyers now have real negotiating leverage
• The growing number of condo sellers pulling listings off the market
• What 119 pending home sales may signal for the months ahead
• Why days on market matters more right now than headline prices
• What today’s Maui market means for buyers, sellers, investors, and second-home owners

This is not national real estate commentary. This is Maui-specific market intelligence from someone living and working in the middle of it every day.

Whether you own a Maui condo, are considering relocating, investing, or simply watching how Bill 9, tourism, and Lahaina recovery may affect property values — this episode gives you the numbers and the context behind them.

Next week’s episode will cover:
• Bill 9 updates
• H3/H4 hotel zoning discussions
• Lahaina recovery progress
• Maui tourism trends and visitor spending

If you’re looking for clear, data-driven Maui market insight without hype, subscribe and join the conversation.

Connect with Lahaina Lee:

• Email: Lee@AlohaPotts.com
• Website: www.AlohaGroupMaui.com

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This is Episode 32 – Maui Real Estate Market Update May 2026 | Condo Inventory Surges, Home Market Stabilizes

What’s happening this month:

• Lahaina rebuild is still moving slowly — especially commercial
• Tourism is up, but still below 2019 levels
• Bill 9 remains unresolved, creating ongoing uncertainty
• Condo market = strong buyer’s market
• Home market = tightening toward balance

Key numbers:

• Condos: 911 active listings (~12+ months inventory)
• Homes: 436 listings (~5.7 months supply)
• Median prices: ~$675K (condos) | ~$1.2M (homes)

What it means:

• Condos: more selection, more leverage, more risk (Bill 9)
• Homes: momentum picking up, window may be closing

Bottom line:
Two different markets. Know which one you’re in before making a move.

The Maui condo and home markets are telling very different stories in April 2026 — and both matter depending on where you are in your thinking. In this episode we cover the Lahaina rebuild (still too slow), the Bill 9 short-term rental uncertainty (still unresolved), a tourism recovery that’s attracting higher-spending visitors than ever, and the clearest market data signals we’ve seen in two years. If you’re watching Maui real estate from the mainland, this is the episode to hear.

This is Episode 31 – Maui Real Estate April 2026: Condos vs. Homes, Lahaina, Bill 9, and What the Data Is Really Saying

Connect with Lahaina Lee:

Thinking about buying or selling on Maui? My team and I are here to help you navigate this market with preparation and insight.

• Email: Lee@AlohaPotts.com
• Website: www.AlohaGroupMaui.com

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If you found this report helpful, please give it a thumbs up, leave a comment with your questions, and subscribe for weekly Maui real estate updates. Mahalo for watching!

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In this March edition of the Maui Real Estate Advisor market report, Lahaina Lee breaks down what really happened in February—and what it means for buyers and sellers right now.

After a slow start to the year and a month impacted by major Kona Low storms, the condo market showed meaningful signs of recovery, with a sharp rise in both closed and pending sales. Pricing also bounced back, suggesting renewed momentum—though inventory remains high and buyers still hold the advantage.

Meanwhile, the single-family home market tells a more complex story. Despite increasing pending sales, closed transactions declined and prices softened, pointing to activity concentrated more in the core market than the luxury segment.

With elevated inventory across the board, Maui continues to favor buyers—but shifting demand signals could shape the months ahead.

If you’re watching the market, considering a move, or waiting for the right opportunity, this update gives you a clear, data-driven view of where things stand now—and where they may be headed next.

This is Episode 30 – Maui Real Estate Market March 2026

Connect with Lahaina Lee:

Thinking about buying or selling on Maui? My team and I are here to help you navigate this market with preparation and insight.

• Email: Lee@AlohaPotts.com
• Website: www.AlohaGroupMaui.com

Help us grow the channel!

If you found this report helpful, please give it a thumbs up, leave a comment with your questions, and subscribe for weekly Maui real estate updates. Mahalo for watching!

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