Author: List Sotheby's International Realty
From knowing your lifestyle to the flexibility that comes with renting, there’s a lot to think about, and List Sotheby’s International Realty can help.
There’s a lot to consider when buying your first home in the Islands, so here are a few helpful tips to get you started.
Find beautiful beaches, charming businesses and welcoming communities in the neighborhoods of Kailua.
List Sotheby's International Realty real estate agents Scott Startsman and Drew Read share their advice on how you can buy property and rent it out for passive income.
From humble abodes to ones that embrace the great outdoors, there are a lot of reasons why Island homes are in a class of their own.
Here, the great outdoors are really, really great.
If you love to surf, paddleboard or foil—or anything else that involves catching waves—moving to Hawaiʻi is the dream. Here are a few things to think about.
Ever thought about living part-time in Hawaiʻi? Well, here’s your chance.
From a beachfront Diamond Head condo to a luxurious single-family Kailua beach house, here are three homes that will charm and delight.
There’s more to being a real estate agent than just helping people buy houses.
Discover how Matt and Sandy Polen made their big move to Hawaiʻi.
Live in one of Oʻahu’s most food-centric districts; your stomach will thank you.
Oʻahu’s hippest urban centerpiece, Kakaʻako caters to all of its residents with its wide selection of bars, beaches and bistros.
From living aloha to Hawaiian time, here a few local customs and unspoken rules to be aware of before moving to the Islands.
With some of the most scenic coasts and mountain ranges in the U.S., here’s how homeowners can decide between the two.
Businesses in burgeoning Kakaʻako, Ward Village and Kailua are defining the island’s evolving retail and restaurant scenes.
Drew Read of List Sotheby’s International Realty shares his advice for potential about home ownership in Hawaiʻi.
Get a head start on purchasing your own piece of paradise by completing these five key steps.
To make transitioning to the Island lifestyle a little easier, we’ve put together a quick guide on what you need to know before moving to Hawaiʻi.
