Mililani Mauka 8882 sq. ft. lot! American Home and Flooring sale
- denisemiyahira
- Apr 22
- 2 min read
Lychee, Meyer lemon, Tahitian lime, coconut, pomegranate, banana, cacao… OH MY! Welcome to your own private oasis at 95-1186 Ahoka Street, where the backyard is bursting with tropical fruit trees and lush, vibrant landscaping. Set on an expansive 8,882 sq. ft. lot, this property feels like a botanical garden right in the heart of Mililani Mauka.
This desirable Heritage Model two-story home offers 4 bedrooms + a den (currently used as a 5th bedroom) and 3 full bathrooms, including the sought-after layout with one bedroom and full bath on the first floor.
Highlights include:
20 owned PV panels
Solar water heater
New luxury vinyl plank flooring
Fresh interior paint
Roof and gutters redone in 2021
5 split A/C systems
Updated lighting throughout
This home blends comfort, efficiency, and island living all in one.📽️ Be sure to check out the video tour on YouTube—the landscaping is truly something special.
💰 Offered at $1,650,000 FS
This special home with an amazing lot of 8882 sq. ft. is available for private appointments!
AMERICAN FLOOR & HOME: Special Spring Sale FInancing Offer and 40% off select flooring!
What's the Status of the housing market today?
What’s the Current Status of the Housing Market?
In these unpredictable times, I’ve been asked whether recent market volatility—from rising mortgage rates to stock market fluctuations and ongoing tariff discussions—has affected the housing market. It’s important to remember that during times of financial uncertainty, the fundamental human needs remain constant: food and shelter. Regardless of external conditions, people will always need a place to live. Unlike stocks, real estate isn't a liquid asset—it takes time to buy or sell a home—so we don't always see immediate reactions to economic changes.
Right now, we’re starting to see an increase in housing inventory, with more homes coming onto the market. At the same time, demand has softened slightly, though it remains strong due to the ongoing shortage of available homes—especially here on the island. Simply put, there still aren’t enough homes to meet the needs of the population.
Home prices have remained high, which, combined with mortgage rates hovering in the high 6% to nearly 7% range, is making affordability a challenge for many buyers.
We’ll continue to monitor the market in the coming months to see if any clear trends emerge in pricing or buyer demand.
As always, if you have any questions or want to discuss the housing market, feel free to email me or call me at (808)722-0176! Looking forward to helping you find the keys to your happy home :)
With Aloha,
Denise
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