
Wailea
Realty Corporation frequently uses the tag line, "The people who know Wailea best." The description could not be more apt.
Since its incorporation in July 1974, this Maui-based real estate company has sold over 1 billion dollars of property in
Wailea Resort, making it the most
experienced and knowledgeable real estate firm in this area.
Incorporated
as a wholly owned subsidiary of Wailea Resort Company, Ltd., the master-planners and developers of the 1,500-acre Wailea
Resort on Maui, Wailea Realty Corporation was purchased by its Principal Broker, Helen MacArthur in December of 1997.
Wailea
Realty employs a highly skilled, veteran staff of ten agents - five of whom hold broker licenses. Collectively, their client
list includes individuals and corporations who hail from around the globe, including Asia, Europe, and throughout the United
States and Canada.
MacArthur
credits both the staff and their marketing strategy for Wailea Realty's longevity. "We pride ourselves on the outstanding
level of service we give to our clients," MacArthur said. "All of our agents devote a significant amount of personal attention
to the needs of our customers, and are well versed in handling very sophisticated transactions on local, national and
international levels."
Strategically
located in the The Shops at Wailea at the heart of the resort, Wailea Realty offers convenient access to and receives optimum
exposure among the numerous visitors who flock to Wailea each year. Home to five luxurious, award-winning resort hotels and
numerous upscale condominiums, Wailea is world-renowned as an exceptional tropical resort. Here, guests indulge in five
crescent beaches, three championship golf courses, an outstanding tennis facility, restaurants, shops, numerous activities and
more. Many of Wailea's guests are repeat visitors, and some have fallen so in love with this area that they have chosen to
become homeowners here. In June, 1998, Wailea Realty was selected to represent Sotheby's International Realty as its exclusive
affiliate for the Island of Maui.
The past few years have resulted in unprecedented sales in the
Wailea and Makena areas, with sales in 1998 exceeding 90 million dollars, 1999 exceeding 150 million dollars and nearly 100
million in 2000. |