Neighborhood Breakdowns
Āina Haina – Kuliouou
5 single-family homes sold · median $2,020,000 · 100.0% of original list price · 12 days on market
This pocket continues to reward well-priced homes with fast, full-price offers — homes here are moving in less than half the time they did a year ago. The $2M+ median price point holds steady, showing this market's value has staying power even as overall sales volume normalizes after a strong 2025. Buyers who move quickly are still finding success, and pending sales remain healthy heading into summer.
If you're considering selling in Aina Haina or Kuliouou, this is a strong window: homes are receiving full asking price in under two weeks.
Ala Moana – Kaka'ako
61 condos sold · median $733,000 (+27% YoY) · 95.7% of original list price · 462 active listings
This is Oahu's condo epicenter, and June delivered a standout year-over-year price jump of 27%. Sales volume is up 13% from last year, and with 65% more new listings hitting the market, buyers have plenty of fresh inventory to choose from. It's a market with real momentum on both sides — sellers are seeing strong price growth, while the steady stream of new listings keeps things moving for buyers too.
Sellers in Ala Moana – Kakaako are benefiting from one of the strongest price gains on the island this month.
Downtown – Nu'uanu
6 single-family homes sold · median $1,463,750 (+9%) · 94.8% of original list price · Condos: 26 sold, median $610,000 (+33%)
Downtown – Nuuanu is having a genuinely strong month, with single-family prices up 9% and condo sales up 63% year-over-year alongside a striking 33% jump in condo median price. Pending sales more than tripled from last June, a clear signal that buyer demand is building. This is a neighborhood where both product types are seeing real appreciation at once, which is a good sign for anyone weighing a listing here.
With condo values and pending activity both climbing sharply, Downtown – Nuuanu sellers have real leverage right now.
Hawai'i Kai
20 single-family homes sold (+25%) · 100.0% of original list price · 11 days on market
Hawaii Kai posted one of the strongest sales gains on the island this month, with single-family closings up 25% year-over-year. Homes are receiving full asking price and moving in just 11 days — a slight improvement even on last year's already-quick pace. Condo activity cooled a bit in June, but pricing there held firm with a modest 5% gain, and year-to-date condo sales are still running ahead of last year.
Hawaii Kai sellers are in an enviable spot: full price, fast sales, and strong year-over-year demand.
Kailua – Waimānalo
31 single-family homes sold (+19%) · median $1,749,000 (+12%) · 99.2% of original list price · 10 days on market
Kailua – Waimanalo is firing on all cylinders: sales volume up 19%, median price up a healthy 12%, and homes selling in just 10 days. Condo sales more than doubled year-over-year with a solid price gain to match. New listings are up 25%, giving buyers more to choose from without slowing the pace of sales — a rare combination that points to real, sustained demand for this corridor.
With double-digit price growth and homes moving in days, this is one of the strongest windows to sell in Kailua – Waimanalo in recent memory.
Kāne'ohe
25 single-family homes sold (+67%) · 100.1% of original list price · 8 days on market
Kaneohe had a standout June, with single-family sales up an impressive 67% year-over-year and homes routinely closing above asking price. At just 8 median days on market, this is one of the fastest-moving neighborhoods on the island right now. Condo prices also climbed 15%, rounding out a strong month across both property types.
Sellers in Kaneohe are seeing some of the fastest sales and highest demand on Oahu this month.
Kapahulu – Diamond Head
22 single-family homes sold · median $1,472,500 (+23%) · 100.0% of original list price · Condos: 11 sold, median $589,000 (+51%)
This neighborhood delivered the biggest price story of the month — single-family median price up 23% and condo median price up an eye-catching 51% year-over-year. Sellers here are receiving full asking price, and condo sales volume more than doubled. It's a clear signal that demand for this walkable, well-located area continues to strengthen.
Kapahulu – Diamond Head sellers are seeing some of the strongest year-over-year price growth anywhere on Oahu.
Makaha – Nanakuli
18 single-family homes sold · 98.1% of original list price (up from 96.9%) · 36 days on market (down from 63)
Makaha – Nanakuli is quietly gaining momentum: homes are selling in nearly half the time they did last year, and sellers are receiving a higher share of their asking price. Year-to-date sales are up 3%, and condo prices have climbed 20% since last year. This entry-level and value-focused market continues to be a place where patient sellers are seeing improving conditions month over month.
Faster sales and a better share of asking price make this a good moment for sellers in Makaha – Nanakuli to get a market evaluation.
North Shore
Year-to-date median $1,600,000 (+6%) · 99.2% of original list price in June · 9 days on market
June's small sample size (just 5 sales) makes the month-to-month price swing look dramatic, but the year-to-date numbers tell the real story: median price up 6% and homes selling in a remarkably fastdays with 99.2% of asking price received. Condo sales tripled year-over-year here too. North Shore remains a tight, in-demand market where well-priced homes don't sit long.
With limited inventory and strong buyer interest, North Shore sellers are well-positioned — especially for unique or oceanfront properties.
Waialae – Kāhala
7 single-family homes sold · median $2,850,000 (+4%) · 91.9% of original list price · Pending sales up 67%
Kahala's luxury market saw prices tick up 4% year-over-year, and while days on market lengthened as buyers take their time on higher price points, pending sales jumped 67% — a strong signal of deals working their way toward closing. Condo activity here surged too, with sales up 250% from last June. For an ultra-luxury market, steady price appreciation alongside rising pending activity is a genuinely encouraging sign.
With pending sales climbing sharply, buyer interest in Kahala is very much alive — well-presented listings are finding their match.