What’s happening this month:

• Lahaina rebuild is still moving slowly — especially commercial
• Tourism is up, but still below 2019 levels
• Bill 9 remains unresolved, creating ongoing uncertainty
• Condo market = strong buyer’s market
• Home market = tightening toward balance

Key numbers:

• Condos: 911 active listings (~12+ months inventory)
• Homes: 436 listings (~5.7 months supply)
• Median prices: ~$675K (condos) | ~$1.2M (homes)

What it means:

• Condos: more selection, more leverage, more risk (Bill 9)
• Homes: momentum picking up, window may be closing

Bottom line:
Two different markets. Know which one you’re in before making a move.

The Maui condo and home markets are telling very different stories in April 2026 — and both matter depending on where you are in your thinking. In this episode we cover the Lahaina rebuild (still too slow), the Bill 9 short-term rental uncertainty (still unresolved), a tourism recovery that’s attracting higher-spending visitors than ever, and the clearest market data signals we’ve seen in two years. If you’re watching Maui real estate from the mainland, this is the episode to hear.

This is Episode 31 – Maui Real Estate April 2026: Condos vs. Homes, Lahaina, Bill 9, and What the Data Is Really Saying

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Thinking about buying or selling on Maui? My team and I are here to help you navigate this market with preparation and insight.

• Email: Lee@AlohaPotts.com
• Website: www.AlohaGroupMaui.com

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