Bargain Condos in Hawaii? Honolulu Reported Among Weakest U.S. Markets

Why? fewer affluent buyers from Asia and California looking for vacation homes and investment properties, the report said.
But Harvey Shapiro, research economist for the Honolulu Board of Realtors, told Pacific Business News: “My feeling is that the report isn’t really relevant here. Our prices went down 3 percent last year. There are some drops, but they are in the single digits.”
According to listings on Escape Homes, a 1 BR, 638 square-foot condo, in an apartment building in the Makiki area, shown above, recently sold for $305,000. Another is listed for $293,000
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