Cushman&Wakefield ChaneyBrooks Hawaii

10/02/2026

Cushman & Wakefield ChaneyBrooks is proud to present our Q3 2026 Honolulu Urban Office MarketBeat – a curated view of where the market stands and where it’s heading.

This quarter points to renewed momentum across Honolulu’s urban office market, with stronger absorption in the C*D and Kapiʻolani, steady leasing activity, and a tightening supply picture that is putting greater focus on well-positioned Class A space.

View the full report: https://chaneybrooks.com/news/q3-2026-hnl-urban-office-marketbeat

Mahalo to our contributing brokers:
Joseph Haas; Kohei Hakamada; Danka Fabiankovicova; Annie Lin; Ian Montgomery; Paul Yee

Cushman & Wakefield ChaneyBrooks is proud to share our latest Office Market Report for Q3 2026: Q3-2026-HNL-Urban-Office-MarketBeat.

09/16/2026

Mahalo to our colleagues at Cushman & Wakefield Las Vegas for welcoming the Cushman & Wakefield | ChaneyBrooks team during our recent visit.

The trip was an opportunity to strengthen a relationship between two markets connected for generations through family, business, investment, travel, and shared communities. That connection was formally recognized by Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi with the proclamation of HAWAIʻI – LAS VEGAS “NINTH ISLAND” PARTNERSHIP DAY on September 4, 2026.

We’re grateful for the hospitality, shared expertise, and continued collaboration with our Las Vegas colleagues – and look forward to building on the bridge between Hawaiʻi and the "Ninth Island."

Mahalo, Las Vegas. 🤙 Full article: https://chaneybrooks.com/news/cushman-and-wakefield-chaneybrooks-strengthens-ties-with-las-vegas-colleagues-marks-ninth-island-partnership

Cushman & Wakefield ChaneyBrooks recently traveled to Las Vegas to meet with colleagues at Cushman & Wakefield's Las Vegas office, continuing a relationship between the two markets that spans generations of family connections, travel, relocation, investment, commerce, and shared business interests.

08/17/2026

Our thoughts are with everyone across Hawaii affected by Hurricane Lala this weekend, especially our neighbors on Hawaii Island who took the brunt of it and everyone still without power here on Oahu. A big mahalo to the crews out there right now working to restore power and get roads clear, and to our own property teams who spent the weekend making sure buildings and tenants were secure through the wind and rain.

Stay safe, check on your neighbors, and take care of each other as things get back to normal.

07/04/2026

Happy Fourth of July from Cushman & Wakefield ChaneyBrooks.

As the United States marks 250 years, we recognize this day with respect, reflection, and appreciation for the communities that continue to shape our shared future.

Wishing our clients, colleagues, partners, and neighbors across Hawaiʻi and beyond a safe and meaningful Independence Day.

07/03/2026

Cushman & Wakefield ChaneyBrooks is proud to present our Q2 2026 Honolulu Urban Office MarketBeat – a curated view of where the market stands and where it's heading. This quarter goes beyond the headline numbers, highlighting real movement across the C*D, Kapiʻolani, and Waikīkī submarkets – from a modest give-back downtown to Kapiʻolani's continued recovery and steady conditions in Waikīkī.

View the full report:https://chaneybrooks.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Q2-2026-HNL-Urban-Office-MarketBeat.pdf

Mahalo to our research team and contributing brokers: Cushman & Wakefield ChaneyBrooks Research – Tirzah Rowe, Michael O., Kohei Hakamada; Danka Fabiankovicova; Annie Lin; Ian Montgomery; Paul Yee

06/30/2026

Industrial's the standout in this month's Market Matters recap. National vacancy has held flat at 7.1% for three straight quarters after two years of climbing, and big retailers are still buying distribution space at scale.

Worth keeping an eye on here. Hawai'i industrial runs tight regardless of mainland cycles, but national fundamentals like this shape how outside capital prices and underwrites deals in our market.

Full recap: https://comms.cushwakedigital.com/rv/ff010d34036c2e1c63a212f79249b3633a5e3abf

06/22/2026

Commercial Property Executive ranked Cushman & Wakefield as the No. 1 commercial real estate brokerage firm in its 2026 Top CRE Brokerage Firms ranking, highlighting the firm’s 2025 performance across both investment sales and leasing activity: https://www.commercialsearch.com/news/top-commercial-real-estate-brokerage-firms/

The ranking is not based on raw transaction volume alone. CPE notes that its methodology also considers firm growth, market share, and performance across current and prior years, offering a broader view of brokerage strength and momentum.

Cushman & Wakefield completed $59.8 billion in investment sales and handled leases covering more than 985.6 million square feet, valued at $88.3 billion, during the past year. The broader takeaway is clear – even amid interest rate uncertainty, shifting capital markets, and a selective leasing environment, disciplined advisory work continues to matter. For Cushman & Wakefield ChaneyBrooks, that global platform supports the local market expertise we bring to clients across Hawai‘i and the Pacific.

CPE unveils the 20 leading firms overall—plus the top performers for investment and leasing—in our latest annual ranking.

06/22/2026

Happy Father’s Day from Cushman & Wakefield ChaneyBrooks.

Today, we recognize the fathers, grandfathers, mentors, and father figures whose steady presence helps shape families, workplaces, and communities across Hawaiʻi.

Thank you for the guidance, support, and foundation you help build for the next generation.

06/03/2026

As ownership expectations continue to evolve across Hawaiʻi, so must the teams supporting them.

We're excited to welcome Brian Yano as Managing Director, Asset Services, helping lead the continued growth of Cushman & Wakefield ChaneyBrooks' statewide Asset Services platform.

Mahalo to Pacific Business News for covering the story: https://www.bizjournals.com/pacific/news/2026/06/01/chaneybrooks-hires-brian-yano.html

Brian Yano has worked on Maui since 2011 and previously held senior roles with multiple firms. He'll work to grow property management and asset services.

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor the fallen. The ones who never came home. The names etched into stone, folded into flags, and carried quietly across generations.

And buried within the history of the day itself is something extraordinary.

In Charleston in 1865, just after the Civil War ended, Black Americans gathered at a former Confederate prison camp where Union soldiers had been left in a mass grave.

They recovered the bodies, reburied them properly, built a memorial arch, and covered the graves with flowers.

Thousands came to honor the fallen. Teachers. Laborers. Ministers. Children. Union soldiers...all citizens.

Some were only beginning to experience freedom themselves as emancipation spread unevenly across the South after the war. The soldiers they honored had died in a conflict tied directly to that freedom.

What became formally recognized nationwide years later as "Decoration Day" — and eventually "Memorial Day" — had already begun taking shape in moments like this.

There is something unforgettable about the unsung origin of the day. After everything that had been broken apart, people still choosing remembrance; still choosing dignity; still choosing love; still choosing humanity.

Memorial Day still carries the memory not only of those who sacrificed in war, but of the generations who gathered afterward to ensure those sacrifices would be remembered with dignity.