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 Maui Bill 9 and Bill 88 Explained: Is Your Condo on the Minatoya Phase-Out Resolution List | Update August 2026

MAUI’S VACATION RENTAL REZONING: THE COMPLETE CONDO REFERENCE, LIST BY LIST

Updated August 13, 2026, by Eric West, Broker, Team West Maui

If you own a Maui vacation rental condo, or you’re thinking about buying one, the last six weeks changed your math.

Roughly 2,554 apartment-zoned units — more than a third of the approximately 7,000 units affected by Bill 9’s short-term rental phase-out — are now on a path toward permanent hotel zoning.

There’s a lot of confusing coverage out there, so this page organizes every affected complex into simple, scannable lists grouped by location.

Find your building, see exactly where it stands,…

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Maui, HI — November 14th, 2025.  Remember when buying on Maui felt like entering a bidding war you'd already lost? Those days are behind us.

The market has shifted from urgency to opportunity. The post-pandemic rush has mellowed into something more strategic and, honestly, more reasonable. Inventory is deeper, timelines are longer, and buyers finally have room to breathe and think clearly. Year-to-date, closed sales are down about 18–20%, and the island-wide median—hovering just above a million dollars—has softened around 12–14% from last year. Days on market are stretching toward 130–150, and sellers are closing closer to 95% of their asking price.

Translation? Negotiation is back. But demand hasn't disappeared—and that's exactly where today's…

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The Maui Real Estate Market Update – September 2025

Data current through September 2025 from the REALTORS® Association of Maui (RAM). For full charts and monthly PDFs, visit MauiRealEstateStats.com.

The rhythm of the Maui real estate market has shifted from sprint to stride. Inventory is deeper, timelines are longer, and strategy matters again. Year-to-date, closed sales across all property types are down about 19% while the island’s overall median price—just over the one-million-dollar mark—has eased roughly 13% from last year. Listings now average about 140 days on market, and most sellers are closing near 95% of list—proof that negotiations are back, but demand hasn’t disappeared.

Single-Family Homes: Holding Their Line

For those…

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