Find out what insurance will cover for Hawaii homeowners after damage from a volcanic eruption.
Maui REALTORS®, in partnership with the Governor’s Office, Maui County, the Maui Homeless Alliance and others, convened at the Maui County Landlord Summit.
The Kaua`i Board of REALTORS® (KBR) has been taking an active role with the Kaua`i County Planning Department as the County undergoes the process of reviewing the Kaua`i general plan.
The Kaua`i Board of REALTORS® has taken a pro-active role in the area’s revival, partnering with Kaua`i County’s efforts to breathe life back into the Lihu`e business district.
Wishing Well for Maui Students, a volunteer program created by a local REALTOR, procures essentials and other educational needs for classrooms for the 35 public and charter schools located on Maui.
The State of Hawaii has passed House Bill 1418 to clarify our state building laws and avert a disaster in our federal flood insurance coverage.
Heavy rains can happen at any time and can result in flash floods. In October 2004, a flash flood in Manoa, a residential neighborhood in Honolulu, caused $85 million in damage.
While not for everyone, homeowners who have embraced the trend say they enjoy the time and cost savings a home with a tiny footprint delivers.
The median sales price in homes across Hawai’i were up year-over-year in 2016. Single-family homes were up nearly 5% and condominiums were up over 7%.
Judge Gary W.B. Chang recently overturned a property tax increase that required property owners to pay $6 for every $1,000 of their home’s appraised value.
Hawaii REALTORS believe that the initiative will help to revise outdated land use regulations and improve the island’s housing situation.
Hawaiians who rely on the National Flood Insurance Program may soon find themselves without any protection if the state government doesn’t act soon.