For The Week Of Sept. 2-6
Derived from state conveyance tax data.
Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Residential City and County of Honolulu Property Date Price Aina Haina 390 Wailupe Cir 9/6/2024 $3,150,000 665 Lawelawe St 9/6/2024 $114,000 Ala Moana 747 Amana St Apt 706 9/3/2024 $218,000 750 Amana St Apt 507 9/3/2024 $219,000 780 Amana St Apt 1702 9/3/2024 $370,000 410 Atkinson Dr # 731 9/6/2024 $156,000 Ewa, Kapolei 91 960 Iwikuamoo St 410 9/5/2024 $862,000 91 2133 Fort Weaver Rd 9/5/2024 $648,000 91 701 A Oneula Pl 9/6/2024 $1,358,750 91 1065 Pohahawai Pl 9/6/2024 $785,000 92 1033 Koio Dr # M15-4 9/5/2024 $1,365,000 91 271 Hanapouli Cir # 14/F 9/6/2024 $505,000 91 221 Hanapouli Cir # 35/H 9/6/2024 $512,000 91 291 Hanapouli Cir # 4/D 9/6/2024 $520,000 91 1030 Kahiuka St 9/6/2024 $1,100,000 91 1025 Hoopili St # 50 9/6/2024 $785,000 91 1193 Kaiopua St 9/3/2024 $924,000 91 1024 Kaiamaloo St 9/3/2024 $1,485,000 91 1286 Kaileolea Dr 9/6/2024 $1,005,000 91 4104 Hikuha St 9/4/2024 $1,027,325 91 4102 Hikuha St 9/4/2024 $1,003,665 91 4100 Hikuha St 9/4/2024 $1,066,085 91 4095 Hikuha St 9/4/2024 $946,650 91 4099 Hikuha St 9/4/2024 $1,027,325 Hawaii Kai 417 Koko Isle Cir # 9/908 9/3/2024 $1,350,000 218 Koko Isle Cir # 17/1709 9/3/2024 $1,550,000 221 Hanamaulu St 9/6/2024 $1,705,000 521 Hahaione St # 2/4K 9/6/2024 $643,000 915 Kahauloa Pl 9/6/2024 $2,320,000 1135 Lunalilo Home Rd 9/4/2024 $1,330,000 Heeia 46 318 Haiku Rd # 4/A2 9/6/2024 $645,000 46 1064 Emepela Way # 7/C 9/4/2024 $585,000 46 1018 Emepela Way # 21/B 9/3/2024 $620,000 Kailua 501 Kailua Rd Apt 1106 9/4/2024 $1,115,000 381 D Kaelepulu Dr # 1104 9/5/2024 $1,200,000 1130 A Akipohe St # 16A 9/6/2024 $835,000 436 Auwina Pl 9/3/2024 $1,750,000 20 White Sands Pl 9/5/2024 $762,808 20 White Sands Pl 9/6/2024 $762,808 360 N Kainalu Dr 9/3/2024 $1,674,500 338 B Kalama St 9/6/2024 $2,500,000 Kaimuki 1132 F 19th Ave 9/3/2024 $650,000 944 18th Ave 9/6/2024 $1,325,000 Kakaako 555 South St 112 9/6/2024 $1,390,000 725 Kapiolani Blvd Apt 2205 9/4/2024 $500,000 1000 Auahi St 3701 9/5/2024 $1,455,000 1288 Ala Moana Blvd Apt 20F 9/3/2024 $2,630,000 Kalihi Valley 3069 Nihi St 9/3/2024 $220,179 Kaneohe 45 995 Wailele Rd Apt 28 9/3/2024 $1,025,000 45 557 Alokahi St 9/5/2024 $1,100,000 Kapahulu 2895 Kalakaua Ave Apt 103 9/6/2024 $1,020,000 2947 Kalakaua Ave Apt 302 9/5/2024 $346,800 Laie 55 428 Moana St 9/6/2024 $1,730,000 Lower Kalihi 1575 Kilohana St 9/5/2024 $1,150,000 Lower Manoa 1521 Alexander St Apt 501 9/3/2024 $440,000 Makaha 84 710 Kili Dr Apt E/718 9/3/2024 $205,000 84 680 Kili Dr Apt A/1002 9/5/2024 $269,000 84 564 Manuku St 9/5/2024 $400,000 Makakilo, Ewa Beach 92 1286 Kikaha St Apt 85 9/5/2024 $690,000 92 1046 Luawainui St 9/4/2024 $1,850,000 Makiki 1221 Victoria St Apt 2404 9/3/2024 $310,000 1515 Ward Ave Apt 802 9/4/2024 $410,000 1535 Pensacola St Ph 02 9/3/2024 $256,000 1127 Davenport St Apt 205 9/4/2024 $350,000 1634 Makiki St Apt 1106 9/5/2024 $420,000 1717 Mott-Smith Dr Apt 1511 9/6/2024 $430,000 1630 Liholiho St Apt 1403 9/5/2024 $88,994 1630 Liholiho St Apt 1407 9/4/2024 $88,994 1630 Liholiho St Apt 1508 9/6/2024 $88,994 1630 Liholiho St Apt 1905 9/3/2024 $114,500 Manoa Valley 3129 Kahiwa Pl 9/3/2024 $1,280,000 3523 Alani Dr 9/6/2024 $1,920,000 3594 Nipo St # 2 9/4/2024 $1,230,000 McCully 796 Isenberg St Apt 18E 9/6/2024 $510,000 2474 Kapiolani Blvd Apt 402 9/5/2024 $445,000 2651 Kuilei St Apt B51 9/4/2024 $412,000 2525 Date St Apt 1005 9/6/2024 $398,000 Mililani, Waipio 95 1521 Ainamakua Dr Apt 88 9/6/2024 $750,000 95 1021 Kaapeha St Apt 84 9/6/2024 $410,000 Nanakuli, Maili 87 118 Helelua St Apt B/102 9/6/2024 $185,000 87 2148 Farrington Hwy 9/4/2024 $310,000 87 2135 Pakeke St 9/6/2024 $690,000 Nuuanu 225 Queen St Apt 11B 9/6/2024 $429,000 666 Prospect St Apt I/603 9/5/2024 $590,000 2636 Kekuanoni St 9/6/2024 $1,200,000 2521 Henry St 9/6/2024 $1,560,000 Palolo Valley, St. Louis Heights 3426 Pakui St 9/6/2024 $1,615,000 3168 Vanda Pl 9/6/2024 $1,160,000 Pearl City 1309 Kipaipai St # 27F 9/6/2024 $395,000 Pearl Ridge, Aiea Heights 98 487 Koauka Loop Apt B807 9/6/2024 $495,000 98 500 Koauka Loop # 23 9/5/2024 $375,000 98 380 Koauka Loop Apt 337 9/4/2024 $600,000 98 288 Kaonohi St Apt 3102 9/6/2024 $405,000 98 906 Kaonohi Pl 9/5/2024 $1,175,000 Wahiawa 1600 Wilikina Dr Apt C/611 9/4/2024 $295,000 92 Kilani Ave 9/4/2024 $750,000 192 Uuku St 9/5/2024 $810,000 2069 California Ave # 27H 9/6/2024 $405,000 Waialae, Kahala 4300 Waialae Ave Apt B306 9/4/2024 $640,000 4970 Kilauea Ave Apt 507 9/5/2024 $490,000 4999 Kahala Ave Apt 227 9/5/2024 $200,000 4905 Waa St 9/6/2024 $1,550,000 Waianae 86 516 Paheehee Pl 9/6/2024 $880,000 Waikiki 1920 Ala Moana Blvd Apt 1211 9/3/2024 $90,000 1777 Ala Moana Blvd Apt 444 9/6/2024 $1,538,000 1627 Ala Wai Blvd Apt 103 9/4/2024 $350,000 1850 Ala Moana Blvd # 808 9/3/2024 $403,500 1778 Ala Moana Blvd Apt 1309 9/5/2024 $143,640 1778 Ala Moana Blvd Apt 2804 9/4/2024 $190,703 1778 Ala Moana Blvd Apt 3103 9/6/2024 $129,816 1778 Ala Moana Blvd Apt 1711 9/4/2024 $190,703 1837 Kalakaua Ave Apt 1311 9/6/2024 $863,000 1888 Kalakaua Ave Apt 2301 9/3/2024 $980,000 440 Lewers St Apt 1303 9/6/2024 $490,000 2211 Ala Wai Blvd Apt 902 9/3/2024 $347,500 2345 Ala Wai Blvd Apt 1610 9/6/2024 $298,000 201 Ohua Ave # Makai/1206 9/6/2024 $758,000 2575 Kuhio Ave Apt 901 9/4/2024 $321,300 Waimanalo 41 510 Kumuhau St 9/3/2024 $699,000 41 535 Inoaole St 9/3/2024 $730,000 Waipahu 94 1105 Koakolo St 9/4/2024 $1,138,470 94 768 Lumiauau St Apt S/2 9/5/2024 $785,000 94 1025 Lumiauau St 9/5/2024 $925,000 94 870 Leomana Way 9/3/2024 $960,000 94 1503 Waipio Uka St # C204 9/4/2024 $240,856 94 522 Kupuohi St # 15/104 9/4/2024 $540,000 94 1007 Haleaina St 9/6/2024 $1,320,000

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Backyard chicken farmers, pet owners and other groups are taking extra precautions to keep their birds safe after the state confirmed the first detection of avian flu in Hawaii. The disease was found in a backyard flock of birds in Central Oahu.

Avian flu spreads quickly by bird to bird contact. State health officials say people are unlikely to get sick from this strain, but people should still avoid contact with sick birds.

Aloha Animal Sanctuary in Windward Oahu rescues farm animals that have been abused or neglected.

“Goober” lost both eyes because of cock fighting injuries. He and his fellow feathered friends are flu free, but now the sanctuary’s executive director is worried about the threat.

On Friday, the state health department confirmed Hawaii’s first discovery of avian flu in Central Oahu detected in a backyard flock of birds. Health officials say the virus detected here matches the strain that has infected domestic poultry and dairy cows on the U.S. continent.

“We were devastated. My heart dropped and to be honest, I couldn’t process it. It didn’t seem real and just immediate panic set in,” said Rocio Tapia, Aloha Animal Sanctuary, executive director.

A Waialua egg farmer has similar fears. Workers are starting to spray vehicle tires while banning visitors.

“I’m scared to death,” said Michael Sencer, co-owner Waialua Egg Farm.

He has more than 300,000 birds and roughly 70 employees.

“I’d hate to see it hit us and we lose everything,” he added.

On Tuesday, Department of Agriculture got a report of at least 10 dead birds, a zebra dove, ducks, and goose at a Central Oahu property in an area served by the Wahiawa Wastewater Treatment Plant. Agriculture officials issued a quarantine order which requires all birds on property to be destroyed and the site cleaned and disinfected.

Tapia said to keep her animals safe, they are reinforcing enclosures to keep wild birds out. All tours and volunteer days have been indefinitely suspended and Saturday’s Friendsgiving event honoring their turkey “Coco” was canceled.

“This morning, we have implemented measures, disinfecting shoes, before you come in, washing your hands, changing gloves. We’re not allowing guests,” said Tapia.

“All that’s going to have to be canceled right now to just focus on safety and taking care of our our babies, our residents,” she added.

Rylee Brooke Kamahele has a backyard chicken coop in Mililani including a silkie chicken named Einstein.

“It’s scary for us,” she said.

“We get food from our chickens, they lay eggs for us and they also are pets for us,” Kamahele added.

Her egg laying pets are healthy and she is looking at protective measures.

“It’s super concerning. My family has been talking about different ways that we can keep our birds safe, some kind of netting,” said Kamahele.

Signs of avian flu are swelling, twisting of the head and neck and paralysis.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture says keep germs away, keep wild birds and rodents out of chicken coops, secure feed bins, limit visitors and have a plan.

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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Maui firefighters are responding to a brush fire near Kahili golf course on Saturday, according to the Maui Fire Department.

Officials say the fire is in the brush between Maui Tropical Plantation and the golf courses.

MFD says as of just before 2 p.m., crews are making progress on containing the fire, and progression has stopped.

Maui County Officials notified the public via their Maui County Facebook page around 12:45 p.m.

Maui Fire officials say that multiple MFD units are on the scene.

MFD asks the public to avoid the area.

Road closures remain in effect.

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