Maui Real Estate Market Report – April 2026
What Buyers & Sellers Need to Know
Maui’s real estate market shifted toward a more balanced pace in April 2026 following the surge in activity seen during March. While single-family home sales slowed month-over-month, median pricing rebounded modestly, and condo activity remained relatively steady despite continued affordability pressures and elevated inventory levels.
According to the REALTORS® Association of Maui (RAM), Maui recorded 119 combined condo and single-family home sales during April 2026.
Single-Family Homes Market
Single-family home sales totaled 49 closed transactions in April, down from 78 sales in March and representing a 30.0% decrease year-over-year. While transaction volume slowed considerably from the previous month, median pricing increased to $1,290,000.
Average days on market for single-family homes increased to 138 days, up from 129 days in March, suggesting buyers continue to move cautiously while evaluating available inventory. Elevated inventory levels and longer marketing times continue to create a more negotiation-friendly environment compared to the highly competitive conditions seen in previous years.
Despite softer transaction volume, Maui’s single-family market remains relatively resilient from a pricing standpoint, reflecting continued long-term demand for homeownership across the island.
Maui Condo Market
The condo market remained active throughout April, recording 70 closed sales, slightly down from 75 transactions in March but still representing a 4.5% increase compared to April 2025.
The median condo sales price adjusted lower to $651,250, down 8.9% year-over-year, while average days on market increased to 169 days. These trends suggest that buyers remain active but are approaching the market with greater selectiveness and sensitivity to pricing.
Condo inventory also remained elevated throughout April, providing buyers with increased options across many Maui submarkets. This continued expansion in available inventory has contributed to a more competitive environment among sellers.
Inventory and Buyer Activity
One of the defining trends in Maui’s April market continues to be rising inventory levels combined with extended marketing times.
Single-family home inventory increased to 442 active listings, while condo inventory climbed to 944 available units.
At the same time:
- Single-family homes carried approximately 7.7 months of supply
- Condos carried approximately 15.4 months of supply
These elevated inventory levels continue to shift negotiating leverage toward buyers in many segments of the market.
What Buyers and Sellers Should Know
Maui’s April market reflects a continued transition toward a more balanced real estate environment after several years of highly competitive conditions.
For buyers, increased inventory and longer days on market may create additional opportunities for negotiation, due diligence, and greater choice across both condo and residential segments.
For sellers, strategic pricing and strong property presentation remain especially important as buyers continue to compare options carefully in a more inventory-rich environment.
While pricing has adjusted in several market segments, Maui real estate continues to demonstrate long-term strength driven by limited land availability, lifestyle demand, and the island’s enduring global appeal.
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