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Haiku Maui Hawaii vacant land sales for 2010 - market update

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Real Estate Agent with Hawai'i Life Real Estate Brokers HRE# 58089 - RS

Haiku Maui Hawaii vacant land sales for 2010 - market update

 

17 vacant land parcels SOLD in Haiku Maui HI in 2010 ranging from $220,000 to $798,000

tree tops in Haiku Maui HI for a total of $7,088,539.

  • Average sale price $416,972
  • Median sale price $405,000
  • Average Days on Market was 182 days.

 

 

Lot size varied from .87 acres which sold for $285,000 to 41 acres which sold for only $650,000 being by far the best price per acre.  Keep in mind that Haiku properties can have a lot of unusable land due to terrain and the steep nature of some gulches.

 

Search all vacant land for sale on Maui now.

 

 

start growing in Haiku Maui HI 96708

Currently there are 37 Haiku lots for sale ranging in size from .4 acres to 130 acres, totalling $35,933,000.  Priced from $200,000 to $3,500,000.  Only 4 are under contract.

  • Average asking price $971,162
  • Median asking price $600,000
  • Average Days on Market is 310 days
If sales stay at the same rate, we have about a 3 year supply of Haiku vacant land right now.

If you're looking to buy some land in Haiku, you can contact me and I'll set you up with auto-notifications of all new listings as they hit the market.  You might also want to subscribe to the Haiku/Paia e-newsletter that goes out each month.  With a Maui Realtor working for you, you'll get the results you want.

 



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Carl Winters
Canyon Lake, TX

I bet some folks will be knocking the door down to purchase vacant land specific to their nees.

Jan 04, 2011 01:22 PM
Barbara-Jo Roberts Berberi, MA, PSA, TRC - Greater Clearwater Florida Residential Real Estate Professional
Charles Rutenberg Realty - Clearwater, FL
Palm Harbor, Dunedin, Clearwater, Safety Harbor

Vacant land that you can later put a tent on and live there indefinitely??? I am assuming you need to build a house - I remember the days without all the restrictions and permits - days when little beach shakes were common and there were no condos on the beaches (or anyplace else for that matter) - personally, I miss those days!

Jan 05, 2011 07:38 AM
Georgie Hunter R(S) 58089
Hawai'i Life Real Estate Brokers - Haiku, HI
Maui Real Estate sales and lifestyle info

Ceil - unfortunately there's not enough decent inventory in the low price range

BJ - funny you should say that.  I can look out my window across the gulch and I see a temporary Yurt that has been there for years now.  Sooner or later they will get a building permit and build a real structure, at least that's what they keep saying.  You're like me, I kind of miss the landscape before too much development came to town.

Jan 05, 2011 08:23 AM
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