Maui No Ka Oi!

"Maui is the best!" No wonder Maui pride is so exuberant. The arts are flourishing, and so are art galleries. Preservation of the Hawaiian language is making great progress. On Molokai, birthplace of the hula, according to legend, there are several hula schools that teach the graceful movements of this dance to young people. The Maui Film Festival at Wailea boasts several screening events. Community colleges have outreach programs and distance learning support. Many organizations are dedicated to the customs, legends, and history of this Valley Isle.

How could this verdant jewel set in the deep-blue Pacific not be extraordinary? After all, Maui was a god, the embodiment of creativity and vigor, who pulled the islands from the ocean floor while fishing! Modern Mauians revel in the stunning beauty of the island's 120 miles of coastline, the spectacular height of Haleakala, and the pristine wildness of its rainforests.

Varied Maui Real Estate

Maui real estate is as varied as the microclimates that dot the island's 728 square miles. The one given is that a home or condo or homesite will be on a magnificent site. From the panoramic views of upcountry Maui to the breathtaking shores of Kapalua, Maui property is glorious.

Hawaii and Maui real estate do have some characteristics that are a bit different from mainland property. Those interested in buying property on the Islands are often struck by the relatively small homes. This is the result of fabulous weather--you live outdoors! Land is frequently measured in square feet. If you know that one acre equals 43,560 square feet, you can start to comprehend how much land there is in a particular parcel.