Hawaii Real Estate

04/06/2026

Your accountant said no. Your wife said yes. Your accountant is wrong. 😏
300 Mahana Ridge | Kapalua, Maui | $5,950,000
The developer of all 51 Mahana Estates lots had his pick of every parcel across 124 acres — and he chose THIS one. Built it as his personal dream home. Now it’s yours.
4 bed | 4.5 bath | 3,156 SF | 1.29 acres | Infinity pool | 180° ocean views | Molokai on the horizon
Comparable homes on the same street closed at $7.6M and $7.8M. This one is listed at $5.95M. Your accountant will eventually come around. They always do. 🏝️
⚠️ SPOILER ALERT: The accountant eventually approved the deal. It appraised $1.6M above the purchase price.
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03/13/2026

I said it before. I’ll say it again.
“Maui No Ka Oi”
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03/10/2026

02/10/2026

Never Forget Lahaina 8/8/23

02/07/2026

Epic week of surf on Maui 🤙 Who else scored some waves?

02/07/2026

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01/15/2026

Get All Deatils at http://www.KahanaHome.com 28 Lotus Pl

Set quietly at the end of a cul-de-sac on the calm side of Kahana Ridge-with no speed bumps, easy in-and-out access, and virtually zero drive-by traffic-this home feels tucked away, protected from the “through streets” of the neighborhood. Yet the moment you step onto the lanai, you’re reminded you’re perched above one of the most iconic coastlines in West Maui. The views are sweeping, panoramic all the way from the southern tip of Lanai to the Northern tip of Molokai with year round sunsets as well! And if all that wasn’t enough you can literally see the best West Maui surf breaks, so morning coffee becomes a surf report. Sunset becomes a nightly ritual. Whale season becomes front-row seating. And you become the envy of all your mainland friends and relatives.

Eric West RB20968
Maui Top 3% Agent
808-298-2030

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01/15/2026

11/18/2025

But the HOA has decided to take this very harsh, zero-grace approach, and now we’re dealing with a situation that feels unnecessarily punitive with apparently no recourse.

Koa is *extremely* loved and well taken care of. Our four sons wanted a dog right after the fire, and on October 15th, 2023 while taking a break at our Colorado home, we brought Koa back to Maui. After everything we all went through as a community and as family following the Lahaina fire, he was a huge part of our healing and getting back to some level of normalcy— he was and still is a bright spot during some dark times.

He’s not just a pet; he’s family. And that’s why this whole situation is so frustrating.

I want to know: do you think this is reasonable? Has anyone else dealt with something this extreme from an HOA for a dog who’s never caused harm?

I’m not looking for sympathy—just honest advice on how to handle this legally and if there’s any way to reason with an HOA that takes this approach?

We really don’t know what to do.

Thanks for any input.

The West Ohana

08/13/2025

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