Kona Real Estate Agent - Jeff Manson

Aloha... Kona Real Estate on Hawaii is the specialty of Jeff Manson and his staff and they are committed to making the buying of Kona real estate a pleasurable and rewarding experience.

At Jeff's website you will be able to search all active Kona Big Island real estate listings and Kona Hawaii Foreclosures. The site is easy to use and navigate through property searches and features the finest Hawaii homes, condos and land for sale Kona has to offer. If you're looking for an experienced real estate agent that can help you with all of your Kona real estate needs, look no further. Jeff is here to help.

Kona Area Homes for Sale

Are you looking to buy the home of your dreams in Kona? Because it can take some time, if ever, before the newest homes for sale, properties, and other real estate listings in Kona appear in national multiple listing services (MLS), Jeff provides them online first.

With Jeff's free Kona MLS Search (Multiple Listing Service) online search you'll be able to access one of the areas largest inventory of listings and immediately search for properties and view information about all homes that are currently available in the Kona area and quickly locate homes based on your needs, complete with pictures and descriptions.

Kona Hawaii Quick Facts

Located on the western side of the Big Island, the Kona, Hawaii, region is home to about 10,000 residents. The word "Kona" means "leeward" in Hawaiian, and the region was thus named for its location along the coast, stretching down the shoreline of Kailua Bay and up the slope of Hualalai volcano. It was first created by King Kamehameha I to be the government seat, and was for a while capital of the the Kingdom of Hawaii. The city is served by Kona International Airport, ensuring residents and visitors have easy access in and out of the island. Kona is home to Hulihee Palace, the royal palace of the Hawaiian monarchy until 1914. It is the site of a number of national events, like the annual Ironman Triathlon World Championship, the Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament and the Mastercard Senior PGA Golf Tournament at Hualalai Resort.

Mokuaikaua Church, the state's first church, was built here in 1820. The area is known for its coffee, celebrated each year with the Kona Coffee Cultural Festival in November. Other annual events include the Queen Liliuokalani canoe races, the Kona Marathon, the Aloha Festivals in September, and the Kona Brewers Festival in March, and the Kona Chocolate Festival. The town is home to its own brewery, Kona Brewing Company. The Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority is located on the coast, and those interested in learning more about the area's history can seek out the Kona Historical Society. The Society for Kona’s Education and Art and the Kona Arts Center celebrate and support culture and the arts here, and the beautiful weather and environment can be enjoyed at the Sadie Seymour Botanical Gardens.