What types of homes are listed on this page?

Detached single family homes on Maui, including homes with an attached or detached ohana or cottage. Condos, homes filed as PUDs, vacant land, commercial property and timeshares are left out, and so are Molokai and Lanai. For those, see Maui Condos for Sale, Maui Land for Sale or Maui Real Estate.

How often are the listings updated?

The listings and the market numbers come from the Maui MLS and update daily. A home can go under contract before the feed catches up, so check with us before you plan a trip around a showing.

Where are the more affordable homes on Maui?

Prices vary a lot by area. Central Maui neighborhoods in Kahului and Wailuku, parts of Kihei, and Upcountry towns like Pukalani usually have more homes at the lower end of the island's range, while Kapalua, Kaanapali, Wailea and Makena sit at the top. Compare the area pages above and look at recent sales, not just asking prices.

Can I use a Maui home as a vacation rental?

Usually not without a permit. Renting a Maui home for fewer than 180 days generally needs a County short term rental home permit, and those permits are capped by community plan area. Bill 9 deals with apartment zoned condos, not single family homes. If rental income matters, ask us which homes already hold a permit, and confirm the details with the County and a Maui attorney before you buy.

Can I see what homes actually sold for?

Yes. The Recently Sold Maui Homes section below the listings shows closed single family sales from the same MLS search. For a specific home, we'll put together a comparable sales report with sold prices and closing dates.