Active inventory of single-family homes rose 5.3% from a month ago, while condo active inventory inched down 0.5%. Compared to the same time one year ago, both the single-family home and condo markets offered more active listings, up 31.9% and 47.0% respectively. June ended with 861active single-family home listings and 2,542 active condo listings.

Oʻahu’s housing market recorded a slowdown in overall sales activity in May, particularly in the condominium segment. Single-family home sales dipped 5.6% year-over-year to 235 closed sales, while condominium sales dropped 21.8% to 374 transactions. Year-to-date, sales remained below 2024 levels, down 5.3% for single-family homes and 7.2% for condominiums.

Both single-family home and condo sales declined in April. Single-family home sales fell 8.0% year-over-year with 241 closed sales, while condo transactions dropped 8.4% to 395. Year-to-date, sales volume remains behind 2024 levels, down 5.3% for single-family homes and 2.3% for condos.

O‘ahu’s housing market closed out the first quarter of 2025 with mixed results. In March, single-family home sales dipped 10.4% year-over-year, with 206 sales, while condo sales rose 7.3%, with 369 units sold.

O‘ahu’s housing market closed 2024 with positive momentum, as both single-family home and condo sales experienced year-over-year growth.

In November 2024, single-family home sales rose 12.8% with 203 closings and condo sales jumped 10% to 341 closings, compared to November

As more recession talk fills the air, one concern many people have is: "Should I delay my homeownership plans if there’s a recession? "