Maui Real Estate Report- December 2013 and 2013 Year End

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Reta Chin-Chiarella

MAUI STATISTICS

Business Development VP RChinChiarella@ortc.com Cell 808-268-6554

State of Hawaii | December 2013 2013 Median Price

2012 Median Price

27

$409,110

$435,000 Central

9

$680,000

$455,000 Haiku

2013 Units

2012 Units

Central

22

Haiku

6

RESIDENTIAL

Hana

0

0

$0

Kaanapali

4

2

$1,091,250

CONDOMIUM

2013 Units

2012 Units

23

13

2013 Median Price

2012 Median Price

$250,000 125,000 Central Haiku

$0 Hana

Hana

$1,200,000 Kaanapali

Kahakuloa

8

18

1

0

$6,050,000

Kihei

17

17

$742,000

Kula/Ulu/Kan

7

2

$750,000

Lahaina

0

3

$0

Lanai

2

2

Makawao/Olin/Hali

7

Maui Meadows

$0 Kapalua

2013 Units

2012 Units

2013 Median Price

2

7

$1,975,000

$165,000

2

10

$337,500

$365,469

2012 Median Price

1

1

$253,000

$400,000

$1,497,500 559,950 Kaanapali

1

1

$740,000

$399,500

Kahakuloa

1

1

$285,000

$342,500

Kahakuloa

Kapalua

LAND

2

8

$695,000 650,000 Kapalua

0

0

$0

$0

35

41

$357,000 344,421 Kihei

5

1

$325,000

$199,500

$1,871,250 Lahaina

4

5

$280,000 410,000 Lahaina

$370,250

$431,250 Lanai

3

12

5

6

5

$400,000

$339,000 Makawao/Olin/Hali

2

1

$1,056,000

$815,000 Maui Meadows

Molokai

1

0

$265,000

Nahiku

0

1

$0

Nap/Kah/Hono

2

4

$992,500

$620,000 Kihei $690,000 Kula/Ulu/Kan

Maalaea

Kula/Ulu/Kan

Maalaea

1

$525,000

$1,300,000

2

$0

$800,000

Makawao/Olin/Hali

1

1

$900,000

$145,000

Maui Meadows

0

0

$0

$0

Molokai

1

0

$150,000

$0

$2,000,000 267,375 Lanai $251,000 240,750 Maalaea

$0 Molokai $339,900 Nahiku

Nahiku

$732,500 Nap/Kah/Hono

Olowalu

5 0

24

24

$370,000 292,500 Nap/Kah/Hono

Olowalu

Olowalu

0

2

$0

$927,500

Pukalani

3

4

$370,000

$438,750 Pukalani

Pukalani

2

1

522,500

$950,000

Sprecks/Paia/Kuau

1

3

$800,000

$580,000 Sprecks/Paia/Kuau

Sprecks/Paia/Kuau

1

1

395,000

$250,000

Wailea/Makena

1

4

1,900,000

MAUI SUMMARY

76

84

$512,500

22

29

$370,000

$340,000

$5,227,500 Wailea/Makena $508,000 MAUI SUMMARY

12

15

116

142

$1,325,000 672,500 Wailea/Makena $365,000 376,000 MAUI SUMMARY

AS OF JANUARY 10, 2014 Active/Pending/Contingent Sales Inventory: HOMES CONDOS LAND

JAN ’14

DEC ‘13

NOV

OCT

SEPT

AUG

JULY

JUNE

MAY

APRIL

MAR

FEB

JAN ‘13

659 847 396

641 826 400

618 773 405

600 744 398

582 756 399

610 785 387

591 788 397

603 805 398

623 860 405

653 934 408

645 964 427

628 984 426

644 929 425

Definition of 'Absorption Rate' The rate at which available homes are sold in a specific real estate market during a given time period. It is calculated by dividing the total number of available homes by the average number of sales per month. The figure shows how many months it will take to exhaust the supply of homes on the market. A high absorption rate may indicate that the supply of available homes will shrink rapidly, increasing the odds that a homeowner will sell a piece of property in a shorter period of time. (Investopedia)

*All information taken from the Realtors Association of Maui. MLS Sales Data information shown herein, while not guaranteed, is derived from sources deemed reliable.

Current Absorption Rate based on this month's Active inventory divided by OCTOBER sales is: DECEMBER Current Absorption Rate Residential - 8.7 months of active inventory Condo - 7.3 months of active inventory Land - 18 months of active inventory NOVEMBER Current Absorption Rate Residential - 8.7 months of active inventory Condo - 8.8 months of active inventory Land - 18.2 months of active inventory


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