The Ulu Team

North Shore Oʻahu

North Shore

People do not buy on the North Shore by accident.

Median single-family
$1,690,000+36% YoY
Days on market
10 days
Of original list
96.6%
To downtown
60 min to downtown

July 2026 figures for the North Shore reporting area. Source: Honolulu Board of REALTORS®, compiled from MLS data.

Inventory from Haleʻiwa through Sunset is thin and stays thin. Owners hold for decades, and a season can pass with only a handful of meaningful listings across the whole stretch.

Come prepared on two fronts: many properties here have well or cesspool considerations, and the winter surf that makes the coast famous also shapes insurance and erosion questions on anything near the sand.

The numbers

What North Shore actually did in July 2026

Single-family homes and condos move on different clocks, so they are reported separately. A dash means the report recorded no closed sales that month — not a figure we are missing. And read the closed-sales row before you read any percentage above it: in a month with only a handful of sales, a change of several hundred percent is arithmetic rather than a trend, which is what the year-to-date rows are there to settle.

North Shore reporting area (TMK 1-5-6 to 1-6-9) · Honolulu Board of REALTORS®, July 2026
MetricSingle-familyCondo
Median sale price$1,690,000+36%$952,500+65%
Median days on market10 days27 days
Percent of original list received96.6%96.7%
Closed sales13+86%20%
Active inventory4630
Year-to-date medianJan–Jul 2026$1,625,000+14%$845,000+33%
Year-to-date closed salesJan–Jul 202655+4%24+20%

Oʻahu Local Market Update, July 2026. Percent changes are against Jul 2025. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed — and a median is an average of other people’s houses, not an estimate of yours.

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