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Jesus in Paradise - Hawaii Real Estate I specialize in Veteran’s Home Loans, Military Sponsorships, distressed Property, Property Investment

I was born and raised in the heart of the Caribbean, Puerto-Rico. I joined the military at a young age and committed 20 years to the Marine Corps. I proudly earned my degree in Business Administration from the Hawaii Pacific University. In 2013, I joined Remax and gained a wealth of knowledge through experience and realtor certifications. As a realtor I specialize in Veteran’s Home Loans, Military Sponsorships, Distressed Property, Property Investment and Property Management. With my expertise, I’ve had the pleasure of helping veterans and locals reach their home goals and achieve the American Dream.

10/11/2026

Honoring the Significance of Indigenous Day

Homes in Highly Rated School Zones Cost 35% More Than the Average U.S. Home--But the Premium Is Much Smaller in Some Par...
10/10/2026

Homes in Highly Rated School Zones Cost 35% More Than the Average U.S. Home--But the Premium Is Much Smaller in Some Parts of the Country
As someone who values freedom and the open road, I know that where you choose to put down roots matters—especially if you’ve got education on your mind. Here’s something to consider: homes in top-rated school zones are going for 35% more than the national median, with buyers needing an income of $159K compared to $118K for the average home. Only 13% of these properties are within reach for median earners, and the price jump can look very different depending on the metro area. Whether you’re chasing a great school district or just want to understand what drives local prices, knowing these numbers is a powerful step in your journey. Knowledge is real freedom.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/jesus-ramos-medina/1963812-Homes-in-Highly-Rated-School-Zones-Cost-35%25-More-Than-the-Av

Apartment Rent Growth Strengthens as US Supply CoolsThe latest numbers are in: US apartment rents nudged up by 0.9% year...
10/10/2026

Apartment Rent Growth Strengthens as US Supply Cools
The latest numbers are in: US apartment rents nudged up by 0.9% year over year in August, with occupancy holding firm at 95.5%. As new supply slows down, apartments are getting snapped up more quickly and rents are gaining some ground. It’s interesting to see coastal tech cities picking up speed while the South takes a bit of a dip, and the Midwest just keeps riding steady. There’s always a rhythm to these market shifts—like a long road trip, some stretches are smooth, others take you by surprise.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/jesus-ramos-medina/1975652-Apartment-Rent-Growth-Strengthens-as-US-Supply-Cools

10/09/2026

US Mortgage Costs Hit 14-Month High
Mortgage costs in the US just hit a 14-month high, with the typical monthly payment reaching $2,600 by late Q3. That’s a tough pill for many buyers, especially with the national median home-sale price up about 2% from last year, now hovering around $399,000. Affordability is getting tighter, which probably explains why pending sales stayed flat month-over-month and dropped compared to last year. Mortgage-purchase applications have dipped a bit, and while new listings fell with the holiday season, they’re still slightly above last year at this time. Sellers have had to be sharper with their strategy—about 21% of active listings cut prices to stand out. Smart pricing moves the needle, while overpricing tends to make buyers pause. Inventory did see a little boost, with active supply up 2% year-over-year to 1.5 million homes, and supply close to four months—still not quite a balanced market, but getting there. The numbers say it all: staying informed and adaptable is key in this ever-changing landscape.

10/07/2026

U.S. Sellers Adjust Prices for Autumn
As autumn rolls in, we've seen sellers across the U.S. adjust their listing prices—median price per square foot dropped around 2% in mid-Q3, marking the tenth straight month of annual declines. After years of fast-paced price hikes, property owners are now trimming expectations to meet shifting realities. With mortgage rates up and the economy keeping folks on their toes, buyers are taking their time, weighing every option and thinking through financing and value more carefully. Real estate pros across the country have noticed sellers getting realistic, ready to negotiate before the typical winter slowdown hits and things quiet down. For those already pre-approved, this expanding housing supply is a chance to explore neighborhoods that might have felt out of reach before—compare, negotiate, and maybe land a deal that fits just right. The landscape keeps changing, and in real estate, just like on the open road, it pays to keep your eyes up and options open.

10/07/2026

Homeowners Sit on Record Equity — Why Most Still Can't Afford to Move Up in 2026
It’s wild to see that U.S. homeowners are sitting on a staggering $18 trillion in home equity as of Q2 2026. You’d think that would mean plenty of folks are ready to trade up for that dream home, but with mortgage rates hovering around 7%, plus higher taxes and insurance, the move-up dream is out of reach for most. So instead, people are getting creative: renovating, renting, downsizing, or even looking at bridge financing to make things work. As someone who appreciates freedom and the ability to chart your own path, I get why so many are choosing to stay put and make the most of what they already have.

10/06/2026

US Data Centers Split Housing Outcomes
Interesting findings from a recent trade-group study on US data centers and their impact on local communities. Turns out, there’s no one-size-fits-all outcome. Where data centers cluster, you’ll spot higher median home values—$431.75K compared to $174.5K in areas with none—and stronger household incomes, around $89K versus $64K. But those perks come with steeper utility bills, which 61% of clients worry about, followed by water use at 56%. Most counties—92%—don’t have a single data center, and just 1% have 10 or more, with the top 10 counties holding nearly half the total. Broker opinions on residential value shifts are split: 25% saw an uptick for homes nearby, while 22% noticed declines. Commercially, the numbers looked better, with 50% reporting value gains and 42% seeing more land demand. For communities on the front lines, having sharp local insight makes all the difference. Always fascinated by how these trends shape our neighborhoods and the lives we lead—freedom, opportunity, and change, all rolled together in the American journey.

10/04/2026

US Inventory Rebound Reached 18 States
By mid-Q2 2024, 18 states across the U.S. saw more homes on the market than back in 2019—a clear shift from the tight inventory we’ve all felt since the pandemic. Even with these gains, the national housing supply is still running lean compared to pre-pandemic days, but it’s interesting to see some states bucking the trend. The increase in available homes is tied to higher mortgage rates slowing buyers down, plus homebuilders adding more options—so listings are finally sticking around a little longer as demand cools off. According to one economist, this return to more normal inventory levels means buyers in those states get more choice, and it might even help keep prices from running away where supply has outpaced 2019 numbers. Sellers, on the other hand, are facing stiffer competition, so nailing the price and making a strong first impression really matters. As someone who values freedom and the open road, I appreciate seeing shifts like this—change can open up new opportunities, and I’ll be keeping an eye on which states follow next.

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Honolulu, HI
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