by Dan Polimino | Aug 4, 2026 | Ask The Hawaii Team
Quick Answer: To make your Mauna Lani property stand out, focus on superior marketing, strategic pricing, and impeccable presentation. Properties that are priced correctly, show “Pottery Barn perfect,” and are backed by professional marketing tend to sell faster and...
by Dan Polimino | Aug 4, 2026 | Ask The Hawaii Team
Quick Answer: Professional photography, including high-quality interior and exterior photos, video, drone shots, and 3D tours, is a non-negotiable investment for selling your Mauna Lani condo, typically costing around $1,500. While staging can accelerate sales, its...
by Dan Polimino | Aug 4, 2026 | Ask The Hawaii Team
Quick Answer: Renovating your Mauna Lani condo, particularly kitchens and bathrooms, can significantly increase its market value and appeal. While a dollar-for-dollar return is not guaranteed on all renovations, strategic upgrades often yield a strong return on...
by Dan Polimino | Aug 4, 2026 | Ask The Hawaii Team
Quick Answer: Selling your Mauna Lani condo now offers the advantage of less competition, while waiting for peak season, typically November through April, aligns with higher tourist traffic and potentially more mainland buyers. The optimal timing depends on your...
by Dan Polimino | Jul 27, 2026 | Ask The Hawaii Team
There is a rhythm to the high end of the Kona Coast market, and right now it is beating faster than it has in years. After a stretch where the wealthiest buyers sat on their hands — waiting out uncertainty, watching the headlines, holding their capital — they are back...
by Dan Polimino | Mar 12, 2026 | Ask The Hawaii Team
Quick Answer: In Waikoloa Beach Resort, HOA fees typically range from $1,000 to $4,000 per month, covering essential services like water, sewer, trash, gate maintenance, and building insurance. Most complexes require owners to pay separately for electricity and, in...
