It's not your imagination; there really are fewer Oahu condos for sale this spring--30 percent fewer, in fact. Of course, demand always been strong for housing on Oahu — both from locals, and from Mainland and international buyers.

Oahu single-family home inventory is at its lowest point in more than 40 years and condo inventory is dropping at an accelerating pace. Coupled with decades of pent-up demand, there’s no end in sight to current market conditions—making it an advantageous time for sellers and a critical time for homebuyers, especially first-time buyers.

Most of us have spent a lot of time in our homes this past year. As our routines and needs have changed, many homeowners have found that their home is no longer working for them. If you've been in your home for at least a few years, you may be wondering if it’s time to move up to a newer or larger home.

Thinking of moving to an Oahu senior living community? Before you make your move, you'll need to decide what to do with your current home. Should you rent your current home or sell it? There are several factors to consider when you are deciding what to do with your home before moving to a senior living community on Oahu.