Kahala real estate
Kahala is a popular neighborhood located along the eastern slope of Diamond Head and continuing towards Waialae. Hawaii residents prefer Kahala because of its nice beaches, close to downtown Honolulu, the homes are upscale with larger floorplans and lot sizes.
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Kahala Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) Report
Kahala homes sold during 2008
Forty-six homes were sold in Kahala in 2008. The lowest priced sale was $922,500 for a three bedroom, two bath home on Pueo Street. The highest sale price was $5,450,000 for a five bedroom, six and a half bath home on Kahala Avenue.
The average sale price of all Kahala homes during 2008 was $2,383,223. Kahala homes sold on average at 93% of their list prices and the average time on the market until going into escrow was 110 days.
There's an interesting trend with housing prices in Kahala. Despite the slow economy, Kahala home prices continue to show appreciation. For 2008, median home prices in Kahala were up 20% compared with 2007.
Part of the reason is the type of buyer Kahala attracts and its international allure. Many homebuyers looking at homes in this area are affluent, can still afford to buy homes priced in the millions of dollars and often pay in cash.
History of the Kahala name
Many believe that Kahala is named after a fish. In places outside of Hawaii, the Kahala is known as the Amberjack.
Others feel that Kahala's name traces back to the Hala Tree aka the Pandanus. The Hala tree is a common sight in Kahala and surrounding neighborhoods.
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The Kahala, aka Amberjack | Hala trees are common in Hawaii |
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