The Mitchell Group Real Estate Team - January 2026

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What Our Clients Are Saying

Additionally, he oversees renovations and repairs to help sellers achieve top dollar for their homes. Jason knows which improvements deliver the greatest return and how to invest wisely to add real value. Working together, Sachi and Jason are a unique team with expertise in various areas. We are confident we are your top team for real estate and would love to help your friends and family with their real estate needs.

“My husband and I really enjoyed working with Sachi, Jason, and the Mitchell Group. Despite the

busy real estate market, they made us feel like our home

94-410 KEEHUHIWA ST. We recently helped our clients sell their home in Mililani at 94-410 Keehuhiwa St. Their home value before renovations was $940,000. Jason helped them make smart renovations with a budget of $60,000. The home was listed on the market for 9 days in December and the showings were through the roof! We had so many people interested in seeing the property. Ultimately, we received 7 offers on the home and accepted an offer above asking price at $1,150,000. The net gain of the renovations to the home was $150,000. We are so incredibly thrilled for our clients. Do you know anyone looking to buy or sell in 2026? We are happy to help your loved ones! -Sachi Mitchell

purchase really mattered. We are new to Hawaii, so their expertise was invaluable. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking to buy or sell a home on Oahu.” —Jennifer Stidley, Ewa Beach, HI

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Oahu Single-Family Home Sales Increase Wh

Oahu’s housing market showed mixed momentum in November, with single-family homes gaining traction while condo sales slowed. Single- family home sales rose 18.7% compared to the same time last year, totaling to 241 closed transactions. In contrast, condo and townhome sales declined 7.3%, dropping from 341 to 316. Home prices edged down slightly across both segments. The median price for a single-family home slipped 1.3% to $1.1 million, while the median condo price fell 8.0% to $487,450. Key takeaways from the November market data include: · Homes are taking longer to sell. Single-family properties spent a median of 27 days on the market, up from 24 days a year ago, while condos averaged 40 days, compared to 32 last November. · Activity increased at certain price points for single-family homes, particularly in the $800,000–$899,999 range, where sales more than doubled, as well as in the $2 million and above category. · Condo sales experienced growth in the more affordable segment, with transactions between $100,000 and $399,999 increasing by 28.1%. Meanwhile, sales above $500,000 declined by 22.4%, which contributed to the overall decrease in the median condo price. · Fewer homes sold above asking price this month. Only 27% of single-family homes and 9% of condos closed over list price. · Seller activity slowed, with new listings down 8.1% for single- family homes and 12.2% for condos. Inventory trends were mixed, as the number of available single-family homes decreased by 3.3%, while condo inventory increased by 11.5%. · November’s numbers reflect a market in transition as buyers and sellers respond to changes in pricing, demand, and inventory levels. Despite fewer new listings, buyer interest remained steady across a wide range of neighborhoods and price points, helping keep pending sales stable.

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