Symphony Honolulu monthly condo market report for November 2026 with Lucy Heath

Symphony Honolulu Monthly Condo Market Report

Lucy Heath, your top Symphony Honolulu condo expert

Lucy Heath

Your top condo expert at Symphony Honolulu

October brought no closed condo sales in Symphony Honolulu, after one closing in September. With no October sale to anchor the pricing picture, the month’s results are best read as a pause in closed activity rather than a broader statement about values.

Closed sales fell by 1, from 1 to 0. Because there were no October closings, there is no median sale price, no median price per square foot, no average listing-to-close time, and no average sale-to-list ratio to report for the month. With no October closing mix, there is no direction to read into the median figures.

Symphony Honolulu Condo Sales at a Glance

October 1–31, 2026 compared with September 1–30, 2026.

  • Closed condo sales: 0 · 1 in the previous period
  • Closed condo sales fell by 1, from 1 to 0.

Sale prices reflect the condos that closed in each period. Floor, views, layout, size, and condition matter when comparing an individual condo.

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Symphony Honolulu Condo Sales in October 2026

No condos closed in October 2026.


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October 2026 Symphony Honolulu Condo Market Report

“My read is simple: October had no closed condo sales to analyze in this tower, so I would avoid making a bigger story out of the month than the data supports. The September closing still gives some context, but a single prior month can only tell us so much about pricing behavior or how buyers and sellers met in the market.”

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Lucy Heath

Lucy Heath is a Real Estate Advisor at Compass and the founder of Luxury Condos Hawai'i, recognized for her expertise in refined condominium living in Kaka'ako and Ala Moana. She has lived in Ward Village for over six years, witnessing its transformation from the earliest stages of development into one of Honolulu's most sought-after neighborhoods.

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Symphony Honolulu Monthly Condo Market Questions

What does it mean when there are no closed sales in a month?

It means there were no recorded condo closings during the month. That leaves us without a fresh median sale price or sale-to-list ratio for that period. In practice, the report becomes a comparison of closed activity from one month to the next rather than a pricing review of the current month.

Should readers assume prices rose or fell because there were no October sales?

No. With no October closings, there is no new median to compare, so it would not be sound to infer a price direction from this report alone. A missing closing month can happen for many reasons, and it does not by itself prove a shift in values.

Why does the prior month still matter here?

The prior month gives a recent reference point for the most recent closing activity. That context is useful, but it should not be treated as a forecast for the next month by itself.

What should buyers and sellers take from the average listing-to-close time in September?

The September figure shows the average listing-to-close time for that month’s closing was 107 days, which includes escrow. It describes how long that one completed sale took from listing to closing, but it does not guarantee a similar outcome for any other condo.

How should a one-month change in closed sales be interpreted?

A change in closed sales count is best read as a count of completed transactions, not as proof of stronger or weaker pricing. Here, closed sales fell from 1 to 0, which simply means October had no completed condo sales. That is a factual change in activity, but it does not by itself explain why the month was quiet.

Closed sales through October 31, 2026. Availability, prices, and property details can change. Contact Lucy for details about a condo.