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Browse Maui homes, condos, and land across North Shore, Upcountry, South Maui, and West Maui. Work with Maui real estate agents who have lived and practiced on this island for decades – boutique brokerage, deep local knowledge and data, no pressure from start to close.

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Three property types. Each with its own market, price range, and considerations. Start with what fits your situation.

A covered outdoor patio with a wooden table and wicker chairs overlooking a grassy landscape and a scenic view of the sunset with clouds in the sky.

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A beachfront lanai dining area set with six chairs around a table topped with plates and glasses, shaded by a large tan umbrella. The setting overlooks a golden sandy beach, turquoise ocean waves, and distant islands under a clear blue sky, with palm trees swaying in the background and a stainless steel grill to the side.

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For a small island, Maui’s different areas offer unique climates and distinct personalities. Learn more about each of these areas, their strengths, and their real estate options. Contact us for insider insights.

Why Buyers and Sellers Choose The Maui Real Estate Team

The Maui Real Estate Team is a boutique brokerage founded by Billy Jalbert in 2010, based on Baldwin Avenue in Paia on the North Shore. It was founded on the premise of making a better real estate experience focused on customer service.

Decades of Experience

Two agents were born here; the rest have lived on Maui for at least two decades. That experience of living, playing, and raising families on Maui translates into local knowledge that helps buyers find the right community and home.

Data-Driven

We have published Maui real estate market updates since 2005 - one of the longest transparent market reporting records on the island. Read the Maui real estate market updates archive.

Problem Solvers

Some properties come with unpermitted additions, condo association questions, or title complications. Our team has worked through all of these situations and can guide you through what they mean before you commit.

Fiduciary

We take our role as your fiduciary incredibly seriously. For buyers, that means telling you the good, bad, and the ugly about properties and places so you can make informed decisions. For sellers, we avoid dual agency to negotiate on your behalf.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Maui Real Estate

What are the best areas to buy on Maui?

The Maui Real Estate Team prides itself on being location agnostic. Our goal is to match your budget and lifestyle requirements to the right community for you. The first step for us is to listen to your needs and the lifestyle you envision. Until we know more about your needs and interests, any answer would be a disservice. Call (808) 215-4610 or contact us to start the conversation.

Maui real estate listings on mauirealestate.com are pulled from the Maui MLS feed and update every two hours as new properties enter the market, go under contract, or close.

There are sites where you might see listings faster, like Zillow or Redfin. However, if you contact us and let us know what you are looking for, we constantly keep our ears to the ground for “coming soon” listings and off-market properties. Our familiarity with the inventory also helps. Zillow and AI can’t smell the owner’s fourty cats or hear the rooster farm next door.

Buyers considering purchasing on Maui should know some things off the bat that are somewhat unique to Maui Real Estate and island life:

  • “This ain’t the continent.” While part of the United States, Hawaii has its own distinct culture and a complex history. The island’s physical beauty is matched by its culture’s beauty. That said, there are things that will take adjusting to when it comes to island life. Those who embrace the culture and lifestyle thrive. Those who come here wanting to change it often struggle.
  • Property tax classification: Maui classifies properties differently based on how they are used – owner-occupied, rental, short-term rental, or vacation. Rates differ significantly by classification and price point. When relocating, you will not be eligible for a homeowner rate initially, despite your home’s intended use. You must first pay in-state taxes and apply for the homeowner rate and exemption. Source: Maui County Real Property Tax Division.
  • Short-term rental regulations: In the era of Airbnb and VRBO, it is critical to know you can’t just vacation rent any property you buy on Maui. Short-term rentals are subject to zoning or special-use permits. Recently, Maui County passed Bill 9 that will phase out short-term rentals at several of the island’s condo developments. This legislation is facing legal challenges, and companion legislation that limits the scope of the phase-out is being debated.
  • Unusual Types of Ownership: There are two types of ownership in Hawaii that you may not have encountered before in your current home market. Some condos and a very limited number of homes are leasehold. There is also a growing number of residential condos, also known as CPR properties or condominium homes. Each type of ownership has its advantages and disadvantages. We are happy to walk you through them.
  • Non-permitted improvements:In some parts of the island, 50% or more of the homes have at least some improvement, addition, or structure that may not have building permits. The current owner of the home may not even be aware of the non-permitted improvements. We can help buyers identify permit challenges with the homes, potential liabilities, and resources to assist with after-the-fact permits.

The Maui Real Estate Team has worked through all of these situations with buyers over 20+ years. Contact us with questions or for additional details on any of these five subjects.

Yes. The Maui Real Estate Team handles luxury residential real estate and investment properties across the island. Wailea and Makena are the primary luxury markets on Maui; Makena properties regularly exceed $10M. Kaanapali and Kapalua in West Maui also carry significant luxury condo inventory.

For investment buyers, the team has experience with vacation rental analysis, Minatoya List property identification, HARPTA planning, and condo association review – all factors that affect the actual return on a Maui investment property.

If you are evaluating a Maui property as an investment, the most useful first step is a direct conversation about your income goals, timeline, and risk tolerance. Call (800) 579-1525 or contact the team online.

Yes. The Maui Real Estate Team provides full seller representation. In an era where AI and digitally altered photos are leading to increasingly homogenous listing descriptions and photos, we pride ourselves in using the island’s best real estate photographers and videographers and crafting creative marketing targeting the public and other agents.

We have successfully helped well over 250 sellers. The team’s approach to selling is the same as its approach to buying – attentive service, no pressure, direct market data, and honest pricing advice based on current conditions. We are strong fiduciaries who avoid dual agency so we can advocate on your behalf. For a property valuation or to talk through timing and pricing, see how we work with sellers or contact us directly.

For us to answer that question, you first need to answer the following. Can you truly afford it? How long do you plan to own your home or condo? What are your lifestyle goals? If mortgage payments would be a real stretch for your budget, or if you plan to own for just a year or two, now may not be the best time, given all the volatility in the world.

If you can afford it, prices have come off their peak, and rising inventory means more selection. Maui remains a world class destination of incredible beauty and a fantastic lifestyle. In a dynamic environment, let’s chat more to find out if now is the right time for you.

While ADUs (ohanas) are growing in popularity on the continent, they have been a part of the Maui Real Estate landscape. Known locally as ohanas, they have been common for decades due to multi-generational living, the high cost of living, and limited home inventory. That said, not all properties are eligible.

Zoning, neighborhood covenants, CPR properties, and existing non-permitted improvements can all limit the potential to add an ohana or even add onto your existing living space. Contact us if expansion potential is important and we can help identify properties with growth potential.