At Locations, we take pride in setting the industry standard for market research, and we’re privileged to share our knowledge with fellow professionals.

Our Locations Foundation volunteers have been busy serving the community this month, from serving up popcorn and smiles at the movies, to collecting gently used clothing and brand-new school supplies.

In the competitive world of real estate, building a successful business requires innovative strategies to attract and retain clients. At Locations, we’ve developed a winning formula that not only empowers our clients but also propels our agents to new career heights, and our signature real estate seminars are a cornerstone of this strategy.

E komo mai ka hale o Kapolei Locations!
Take a peek at our new digs in Kapolei and see why our agents are thrilled to grow their business on the West Side.

Easy access to our team of in-house experienced, professional property managers benefits our agents and their clients.

Our Locations Foundation volunteers aren’t afraid to get their hands dirty—especially when it comes to making Hawaii’s public schools more colorful, tidy and inviting for keiki.

As a new arrival to Hawaii in 2018, experienced Realtor Nathaniel Forbes knew what he was looking for in a brokerage, but he didn’t know where to find it. His search led him to Locations, where he found the programs and support he needed to build the career and relationships he’d envisioned.

Which Oahu neighborhoods are the most sought-after in 2024? Locations Lead Research Analyst John Jacobson highlights the neighborhoods to watch this spring.

As a new real estate agent in 2022, Jantzen Shinmoto was struggling to find the support, structure and proven systems that would take his career to the next level. On the advice of a friend in the industry he gave Locations a try and hasn’t looked back since. Today, Jantzen is thriving, thanks to our collaborative culture, welcoming environment and top-performing mentors.

What’s happening in the Waikiki condo market in early 2024? Lead research analyst at Locations John Jacobson breaks it down in five charts.